???Military and ministerial leaders gathered to honour the exceptional contributions of the Armed Forces community at the Soldiering On Awards on the evening of Wednesday, 16th October 2024, at the prestigious Park Plaza Westminster Hotel. The event showcased the achievements of serving personnel, veterans, and their families, reinforcing their pivotal role in strengthening UK society.??The 2024 Soldiering On Awards honoured excellence and endeavour by individuals and organisations, including serving personnel, veterans, and family members. The event featured twelve diverse categories, with a winner announced in each, amidst a memorable evening of entertainment and speeches attended by representatives from all three military services, military charities, and corporate supporters.? ?Presenter and journalist Jeremy Vine returned to host the 14th annual Soldiering On Awards, the primary awards programme that celebrates the whole military community.? ?The event saw the launch of a new charitable project, the Soldiering On Academy, which will enable economically inactive members of the Armed Forces community to confidently re-enter the workforce, with an initial cohort will be Wounded, Injured and Sick veterans.? ?The Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer sent a letter of support, and the Minister for Veterans and People, Alistair Carns MC OBE MP, addressed the 500 guests with praise for the Soldiering On Awards finalists and winners.
Nominations are open for the 15th Soldiering On Awards!
We are delighted to mark this significant milestone and honour the remarkable achievements of our Armed Forces community.
Over the past 15 years, the Soldiering On Awards have evolved into a year-long celebration, weaving together stories of strength, resilience, and unity.
More than just a ceremony, it is a journey of storytelling and community building. Each story we highlight connects military leaders, government, businesses, charities, and the wider public in a shared admiration for the contributions of our Armed Forces. This connection is vital in ensuring that these achievements are recognised and celebrated across our society.
We continue to recognise the extraordinary – from veterans making great strides in business to unsung heroes driving change in their local communities, and the military spouses, children, and supporters whose contributions often go unnoticed.
So, who do you know that deserves national recognition? Who inspires you? Nominate them today at www.soldieringon.org
