Amendments to the UK-US Mutual Defence Agreement
Parts of the UK-US Mutual Defence Agreement, which underpins nuclear cooperation between the two countries, will expire in December 2024.
This briefing paper has been replaced by CBP-7190: British military medals and how to apply
Constituent casework: military medals (201 KB , PDF)
The briefing paper has been replaced by Library research briefing: British military medals and how to apply
Constituents may contact Members of Parliament with a number of questions about military medals. These may include individuals who have served in the Armed Forces and are seeking advice as to how to claim a medal they believe they are entitled to; constituents who support a campaign for a particular medal to be constituted; individuals who may be next of kin of former members of the Armed Forces and are seeking information on medals; and constituents who wish to understand the difference between official and commemorative medals. This note summarises resources available that can be used to respond to these requests.
Constituent casework: military medals (201 KB , PDF)
Parts of the UK-US Mutual Defence Agreement, which underpins nuclear cooperation between the two countries, will expire in December 2024.
This briefing collates all the reports published by the Defence Committee, Public Accounts Committee and the National Audit Office between May 2010 and May 2024 and reflects the period the Conservative Party was in government.
The service complaints system enables serving and former personnel to complain about and seek redress on matters relating to their service.