Following recent UK and Omani Government guidelines on Covid-19, leading military charity, Walking With The Wounded, has announced the delay of its upcoming expedition, The Grenadier Walk of Oman, to the Autumn.

We take a look back at everything OP-REGEN has achieved since its conception last February.

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Volunteers from WWTW and Newcastle City Council were joined by Councillors Karen Kilgour and Ged Bell, local MP Chi Onwurah and Nick Atkinson from the Freemen of Newcastle to plant over 400 trees in Newcastle.

We take a look back at everything WWTW has achieved over the last 11 years.

WWTW's flagship fundraising event will now take place on Friday 10th and Saturday 11th September 2021 because of the continuation of the Covid-19 pandemic and the latest advice from Public Health England

Ed Parker, Chief Executive and Co-founder of military charity Walking With The Wounded (‘WWTW’), has announced he will step down after 10 years in the role. He will be succeeded by Fergus Williams, the current Director of Operations, who has pioneered WWTW’s programmes with the NHS.

Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Trust has launched an ambitious new High Intensity Service (HIS) for all ex-British Armed Forces personnel in need of urgent mental health care and treatment living in London.

With just over 2 months to go until the Grenadier Walk of Oman gets underway, the team have welcomed a new member to the Expedition- Ben Gallagher.

A former armed forces veteran is speaking out about overcoming serious mental health problems in support of a new service set up to support fellow veterans in crisis.