A century of service: formed in the aftermath of the First World War, to fight the injustices faced by those returning home after service, this month the Royal British Legion, celebrates its centenary, Simon Heptinstall takes a look at their work here in Wiltshire (journal article)

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Content summary: journal article about the origin and work of the Royal British Legion

Summary: A century of service: formed in the aftermath of the First World War, to fight the injustices faced by those returning home after service, this month the Royal British Legion, celebrates its centenary, Simon Heptinstall takes a look at their work here in Wiltshire/Wiltshire Life, May 2021

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