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The Government has announced its response to the Etherton Review. We’re committed to righting these historical wrongs and have already delivered some of the recommendations. For more details including how LGBT veterans can apply for restorative actions👇 ow.ly/nQ2q50Qinz5

The Government’s full responce to the #EthertonReport can be read on GOV.UK at: gov.uk/government/pub… [2/5]

Lord Etherton’s Independent Review report into the service and experience of LGBT veterans who served prior to 2000 can be read at: gov.uk/government/pub… [3/5]

More information on support, services and restorative measures available to those impacted by the pre-2000 ban on LGBT+ personnel in the armed forces can be found at: gov.uk/government/col… [4/5]

Specific guidance on existing and planned restorative measures for LGBT veterans, can be found at: gov.uk/government/pub… [5/5]

Thousands of people across the UK will be thinking of their loved-ones serving overseas in the military this Christmas. To thank the Armed Forces - and those waiting for them back home - CBeebies will show a special Bedtime Story from personnel around the world at 6.50pm.

24 years ago today, after years of campaigning and court cases, the ban on lesbian, gay & bisexual personnel serving in Britain’s Armed Forces was lifted and the Service Test introduced. Most personnel have only known the forces after the ban. news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politi…

“If you don’t recognise where you came from it’s very easy to take for granted the changes that have been made.”

To mark #LGBTHistoryMonth we're proud to collaborate with RAF LGBTQ+ Network to highlight the significant milestones and events that have ignited change for the LGBT+ community within the RAF. Keep an eye on our channels throughout the month 🤝🌈 Image - UK MOD © Crown copyright 2022

Last night, we had the pleasure of being invited to House of Commons Speaker’s LGBT+ History Month Reception. A fantastic event, full of kind words, positive actions and support measures. We’ve come so far but we’re not resting on our laurels. Progress is underway ⚓️

📣New service alert: We're launching a Telephone Friendship Group for LGBTQ+ RAF veterans, providing a safe space to help combat loneliness and build connections. Learn more here 👉 brnw.ch/21wH02O #LGBTQ #RAFveterans

#LGBTHistoryMonth 2021 21 years after the ban on being homosexual in the military was lifted, former service personnel who were dismissed on the basis of their sexuality were invited to have their forfeited medals returned to them. RAF LGBTQ+ Network 🔗rafbf.org/news-and-stori…

This LGBT History Month, Defence Minister Rt Hon Andrew Murrison MD VR encourages LGBT veterans to apply for restorative measures following the Etherton Review. We are working hard to deliver the review’s recommendations at pace. LGBT veterans: support and next steps - ow.ly/ah7h50QCHgb

#LGBTHistoryMonth 2019 The 2019 London Pride Parade was a historic event, with the largest military representation ever seen. A total of 250 members from all services proudly marched alongside an estimated 1.5 million parade-goers. @raf_lgbt 🔗brnw.ch/21wH94v

#LGBTHistoryMonth 2005 An RAF couple made history by having the first same-sex civil partnership in the UK Armed Forces. This month, we're celebrating the progress made for LGBTQ+ individuals in the military. RAF LGBTQ+ Network 🔗brnw.ch/21wHfIr

#LGBTHistoryMonth 2000 The ban on LGB personnel in the UK Armed Forces being able to serve openly is lifted. The decision followed a series of talks between Pride London and the Ministry of Defence. RAF LGBTQ+ Network 🔗rafbf.org/news-and-stori…

Another fantastic year marching for RAF LGBTQ+ Network, RAF Medical Services and PMRAFNS Always an honour to share this joy and important occasion with all four services and march alongside Fighting With Pride who do so much for the veteran community.

Today, the first Etherton Ribbons for veterans affected by the ban on LGBT personnel serving in the military between 1967 and 2000 were presented by John Healey and Al Carns – another historic step to right past wrongs.