Airplay youth support scheme, which provides a safe place for youngsters whose parents serve in the RAF, will receive £110K funding over the next three years from the Wimbledon Foundation, the charity of The All England Lawn Tennis Club and The Championships.
The Christmas Tree of Light is a way for us to show our support to the RAF Family who will be facing a lonely Christmas this year as social distancing measures threaten to keep them apart from loved ones. By dedicating a light on our tree, you can help ensure that every member of the RAF Family is remembered this winter.
Spread Christmas cheer and help our RAF Family with every Christmas card you write.
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We want to reassure members of the RAF Family that we are working hard to continue to meet their needs during this outbreak of COVID-19.
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We commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain when the pilots of Fighter Command, supported by those on the ground, took to the sky to defend Britain against a Nazi invasion.
Our Airplay programme supports children and young people growing up on RAF stations across the UK.
Listen to the second series of our All Stations podcast which takes you through the history of the Battle of Britain in commemoration of the 80th anniversary.
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