RFCA for Wales

RFCA for Wales The Reserve Forces' & Cadets' Association (RFCA) for Wales supports Reserves and Cadets for all three services across Wales.

RFCA for Wales has a duty to deliver first class support services directly to the Royal Naval Reserve, Royal Marines Reserve, Army Reserve, Royal Auxiliary Air Force and their cadets. RFCA for Wales provides a link to the local community to raise awareness of the rewards of part-time soldiering to Reservists and employers. RFCA for Wales also engage with young people to educate them of the practic

al and academic skills they can gain by joining a Cadet organisation. There are also fulfilling roles for Adult Volunteers who guide the development of the next generation.

07/09/2026

Congratulations to our newest Petty Officer Cadet in West Wales!

POC Sally of Swansea Sea Cadets passed her POC Board, with thanks to North Wales District Sea Cadets for her hosting her on their board today.

Very well done POC!




RFCA for Wales
South West Area Sea Cadets
South West Area Sea Cadets - Training & Recreation
South West Area - Senior Staff Officer

07/09/2026

Bittersweet Farewells!

Today we celebrate the 18th birthday of our Cadet Regimental Sergeant Major, Dylan Morgans. This day is a time for celebrations and the rites of passage as a young person steps out officially into the adult world. However, it is also tinged with sadness as their cadet career comes to an end and we gently send them on their way to explore pastures new, hoping that the skills, experiences and opportunities from their time with us will support them in whichever path they choose.

Dylan joined the ACF in 2022, and has grown into a confident, mature and well balanced young man who has led with courage, pride and determination. He thrives on challenge and his personable nature has made him a firm favourite with the junior cadets: approachable yet firm - a true role model and someone to aspire to. He regularly talks of the impact that cadets has had on his life and himself as a person, and particularly his growth in confidence in public speaking and knowing how to present himself in different situations with many high profile people.

From that very first basic pass to achieving Master Cadet, and of course his successes on Champion Cadet earlier this year, Dylan has demonstrated the values and standards of the ACF and leaves very large shoes to fill, although we know there are several cadets waiting for the opportunity to take on this challenging leadership role.

Dylan, we wish you every success in wherever life’s pathway takes you: thank you for everything that you have given to Gwent & Powys, for your dedication, loyalty and enthusiasm. We have no doubt that you have a fantastic future ahead of you. Take with you the knowledge that we are always here, and use the skills that you have learnt: you will always be a part of the G&P family.





RFCA for Wales
Army Cadets UK

07/09/2026
07/09/2026

Looking for the ultimate weekend plans?
Join us for 'Party in the Park' at Cardiff Castle! 🏰

Bring the whole family for an action-packed day featuring military parades, thrilling re-enactments, live music, interactive equipment displays, and so much more.

📍 Where: Cardiff Castle
📅 When: Saturday, 12 September 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
🎟️ Admission: FREE

Everyone is welcome—don't miss out on a fantastic day celebrating with The Royal Welsh!

04/09/2026

We're proud to recognise the outstanding actions of Colour Sergeant Dymore and her daughter, Cadet Corporal Dymore, who stepped forward to help during a medical emergency.

The mother and daughter team from Clwyd & Gwynedd Army Cadet Force were first on the scene when a member of the public collapsed after suffering an Addisonian crisis. When the casualty's family realised her emergency medication was at home in Birmingham, more than 90 minutes away, CSgt Dymore encouraged the casualty's brother to call 999. At the same time, she put her first aid training into action.

Together, CSgt Dymore and Cdt Cpl Dymore placed the casualty in the recovery position and carefully monitored her condition for 45 minutes until paramedics arrived and took over her care.

Throughout the incident, both remained calm, compassionate, and professional. Their quick thinking and reassuring support comforted the casualty and her family during a difficult, stressful situation.

Thank you, CSgt Dymore and Cdt Cpl Dymore. Your actions demonstrate the value of first aid training and the positive difference that cadets and adult volunteers can make in their communities.

You are a credit to Clwyd and Gwynedd ACF and the wider community.

RFCA for Wales

Cafodd llwyddiannau Valley Veterans, criw o wirfoddolwyr o Gwm Rhondda,  eu dathlu mewn seremoni fawreddog pan gyflwynwy...
04/09/2026

Cafodd llwyddiannau Valley Veterans, criw o wirfoddolwyr o Gwm Rhondda, eu dathlu mewn seremoni fawreddog pan gyflwynwyd Gwobr y Brenin am Wasanaeth Gwirfoddol. Dyma'r wobr uchaf y gall grŵp gwirfoddol lleol ei derbyn yn y DU ac mae'n cyfateb i'r MBE.

Cafodd y wobr ei chyflwyno gan yr Athro Peter Vaughan CBE QPM CStJ, Arglwydd Raglaw Morgannwg Ganol, yng nghlwb brecwast wythnosol y grŵp yn Nhonpentre, ddydd Iau, 13 Awst.

Cyflwynodd yr Arglwydd Raglaw dlws grisial a'r dystysgrif swyddogol i'r grŵp, gan ddweud, "Ar ran ei Fawrhydi'r Brenin, llongyfarchiadau mawr i chi gyd ar gyflawni'r anrhydedd wych hon.”

Sefydliad sy'n cael ei arwain gan gyn-filwyr yw Valley Veterans, a sefydlwyd 20 mlynedd a mwy yn ôl gan gyn-filwr Rhyfel y Falkland Paul Bromwell MBE fel grŵp cymorth anffurfiol i gyn-filwyr sy'n delio ag anhwylder straen ôl-drawmatig (PTSD).
Mae wedi datblygu i fod yn ganolfan gymunedol fywiog dan arweiniad cyn-filwyr gyda mwy na 140 o aelodau yn cefnogi cymuned y Lluoedd Arfog lleol, i gynorthwyo iechyd a lles corfforol a meddyliol.

Mae'n cynnal clwb brecwast bob dydd Iau, sesiwn gwaith papur ar foreau Mercher a gweithgareddau ceffylau a garddwriaethol dyddiol ar dir cyfagos.

Dywedodd y sylfaenydd a'r Prif Swyddog Gweithredol Paul Bromwell MBE: “Rydyn ni'n hynod falch o dderbyn y wobr hon ac yn ddiolchgar dros ben i'n holl gefnogwyr a sefydliadau partner sy'n gweithio'n agos gyda ni.”

The achievements of Valley Veterans, a group of volunteers based in the Rhondda Valley, was celebrated at a prestigious ...
04/09/2026

The achievements of Valley Veterans, a group of volunteers based in the Rhondda Valley, was celebrated at a prestigious ceremony when they were presented with The King’s Award for Voluntary Service. This is the highest award a local voluntary group can receive in the UK and is equivalent to an MBE.

The presentation was made by His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Mid Glamorgan Professor Peter Vaughan CBE QPM CStJ at their weekly breakfast club held in Ton Pentre, on Thursday, 13th August.

The Lord-Lieutenant presented the group with the award crystal and official certificate, saying, “On behalf of his Majesty the King congratulates to you all on achieving this wonderful honour.”

Valley Veterans is a veteran-led organisation founded more than 20 years ago by Falklands War veteran Paul Bromwell MBE as an informal support group for veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

It has grown into a vibrant veteran-led community hub with more than 140 active participants supporting the local Armed Force’s community, to aid physical and mental health and wellbeing. It holds a breakfast club every Thursday, a Wednesday morning paperwork session and daily equine and horticultural activities on nearby land.

Founder and CEO Paul Bromwell MBE said: “We are delighted to have been presented with this award and are very grateful to all our supporters and partner organisations that work closely with us.”

Valley veterans
Mid Glamorgan Lieutenancy

04/09/2026
03/09/2026

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