37 Signal Regiment

02/06/2026

A busy May saw Army Reservists from the Regt take part in a wide range of training and personal development activities, including individual Military training, personal fitness, communications training, support to Cadets, Operational Shooting Competitions, and Pass out Parades.

Congratulations to the Regimental shooting team as they secured 3rd place overall at the 1 (UK) Division Operational Shooting Competition (OSC) and to Sig Peakman (54 Support Squadron) on completion of Basic Training.

For more information on joining the Army Reserve or 37 Signal Regiment email; [email protected]

26/05/2026

A real pleasure to host the Explorer Scouts from Attenborough last week in the Army Reserve Centre at North Moons Moat, Redditch.

The engagement event with saw the Scouts complete some team building activities and receive an introduction to Army Reserve life; including communications equipment, Army rations, weapons and equipment worn in the Field. An informative and enjoyable evening all-round.

Email [email protected] if you are interested in joining or finding out more about the opportunities in the Army.

21/05/2026

Paul Hall is an Ex Regular and Army Reservist from 37 Sig Regt who has found a new vocation after service life. Follow his story at the link:

This is Fostering - Paul's story ✨

During Foster Care Fortnight we’ll be sharing experiences from across the fostering community to highlight the skills and dedication it takes to be a foster carer, and celebrate the many different forms a family can take. 💡

A few years ago Paul faced a big question when he left the Army – what do I do next? He served for 30 years, but as someone active and on the go, Paul knew he needed to find purpose in his next chapter.

Having spent some time as a youth worker, he felt himself naturally drawn towards foster care. Paul now cares for a 10-year-old boy on a long-term basis, and says fostering has enhanced his own life as much as it has for the children he looks after.

Paul is also actively involved in the fostering community. He takes part in a men’s foster carer group and recently launching a men’s walking group to support fathers and fellow foster carers and boost men’s mental health. 👏 He's also making it his mission to encourage other single men to consider fostering too!

Paul has shared his experiences with us this Foster Care Fortnight – read the full article here:

https://bit.ly/4dcaCXa

19/05/2026

Congratulations to Sig Hart and Sig Glover (48 Sig Sqn) following the successful completion of their Phase 1 Army Reserve Training at Grantham this weekend.

Both achieved "Marksman" status in the shooting test that is part of the Basic Training syllabus, with Sig Hart claiming the honour of Best Shot in the Company.

A great achievement and we wish them both the very best for the next stage of their journey as they head to Blandford for their Communications Trade Training.

For more information about the Army Reserve and 37 Signal Regiment, Email: [email protected]

12/05/2026

We are proud to celebrate WO2 Arjun Thapa, who recently represented the Regiment and the British Army in the Inter-Services Marathon (Master's category).

​To even stand at the starting line for this event, soldiers must prove their elite status with a qualifying time of under 3 hours. Arjun’s completion time of 3:15 in London is a powerful example of the discipline and physical robustness required of our personnel.

​Fitness isn't just a hobby in the Army; it’s a pillar of operational readiness. Congratulations, Arjun, on a fantastic run!

​Interested in a career that challenges you physically and professionally? Contact us:

[email protected]

05/05/2026

Army Reserve personnel from 37 Signal Regiment recently supported the Combined Cadet Force (CCF) at Bromsgrove school with their team building, leadership and Comms development.

Communications experts from the regiment provided the Cadets with an insight into the equipment and procedures used for battlefield communications. The team also helped the Cadets with their problem solving and communicating techniques to support their practical skills and personal development.

For information on a Cadet unit near you, visit their website:
https://www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets/
https://armycadets.com/find-a-detachment/

For information on the Army Reserve or 37 Signal Regiment, email [email protected]

28/04/2026

Congratulations to the Regimental shooting team on a strong performance at the Inter Corps Operational Shooting Competition (OSC).

Well done to WO2 S Rai as the Army Reserve top shot in the Corps.

Thanks to WO1 Suresh Gurung and the admin team for all their support in making this a great success.

21/04/2026

Great weather this week, which was perfect for the Regimental shooting team as they focused in ahead of this year's Operational Shooting Competitions (OSC).

The team have been at Altcar this week zeroing weapons and familiarising themselves with the standards required for the OSC, including fitness training in order to compete in the demanding March and Shoot competition.

Tune in next week for the results of the first competition.

For more information on joining the Army Reserve or 37 Signal Regiment email; [email protected]

14/04/2026

Two Army Reserve Chefs from the Regiment have been deployed to the Falkland Islands for the past 4 months in support of 4 Para.

As they reach the end of their deployment, LCpl Stone and LCpl Smith had the opportunity to tour the Island and share some of the sights.

Safe trip home and we look forward to hearing about your adventures on your return.

For more information on the Regiment or joining the Army Reserve, EMail: [email protected]

Huyton Birmingham

31/03/2026

Reservist of the week – Cpl Liam Bartlett, 33 Signal Squadron, 37 Signal Regiment has been part of the Royal Signals Reserve since 2012 and is currently serving as a Network Engineer and a unit Physical Training Instructor (PTI).

I joined the Reserves because I had a friend who was going through the recruitment process at the time and he invited me down to a parade night to see what the TA (as it was at the time) was about. I went down that night, spoke to the recruitment team and ended by getting the sign up papers there and then; 13 years later I'm still here.

Two of my biggest achievements in my Reserve career were becoming the Senior Male Royal Signals Cross Country Champion in 2023 and then being promoted to Corporal in 2024.  In my civilian job, I’m currently an Authorised Fi****ms Officer within the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) which I’ve been doing for 6 years. The job of the CNC is to protect nuclear material and nuclear licenced sites up and down the British Isles and abroad. 

I would 100% recommend joining the Army Reserves, and always do whenever I talk about it, it's definitely one of the best things I've done in my life. Its developed me so much as a person, my confidence is poles apart from what it was when I first turned up. The skills I've learned and developed over the years have been invaluable and are thanks to the Army Reserve. As well as representing the Corps at football and Cross Country running, I've also been lucky enough to learn how to drive, how to ski and how to scuba dive. I've travelled to Cyprus, Austria, France and all over the UK. I've made friends for life and even met my, now wife, in the Reserves!

For more information on rejoining the Regulars or Army Reserve, visit https://jobs.army.mod.uk/regular-army/entry-options/rejoiner/?cid=soco1780087068

or email [email protected] for info on 37 Sig Regt