11/11/2025
At 11am on the 11th of November, we will join the nation in observing the two-minute silence, remembering all who have served and sacrificed — and those who continue to do so today.
Our Operations Director, Craig Walker, a Veteran who marched at the Cenotaph this year, shared what this time means to him:
“Remembrance is not just one day in November for me, it’s every day. During my 22 years in the Army I served in combat zones and lost friends and colleagues, some in conflict and some afterwards to struggles like PTSD, which I also live with. This year I attended the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall, and on Sunday I marched past the Cenotaph for the fourth time. It was a moment of deep reflection, standing with veterans of all generations as we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice and those still carrying visible and invisible wounds.”
Many of our colleagues and their families have strong links to the Armed Forces, and we’re proud to support that community as signatories of the Armed Forces Covenant and holders of the Bronze Employer Recognition Scheme Award.
Today, and every day, we honour the courage of those who serve, remember those we’ve lost, and think of all who are affected by conflict across the world.
