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S&P/AFD/090318 Contents | 1 CONTACT Te lephone: 01780 781650, Welcome email: [email protected] or via the website raf-ff.org.uk from the editor Envoy –The magazine of the RAF Families As the front cover leads us to expect, there are alot Federation, published 4times ayear. of positive comments towards the RAF100 Centenary To have your FREE copy delivered celebrations in this edition –especially with the most quarterly to your home, amazing centrepiece of events in London on 10th July.Most email [email protected] or of us at the Families Federation watched all unfold on the via our website office TV over our lunchtime sandwiches –certainly no ordinary day especially with raf-ff.org.uk many of our team being RAF veterans themselves. Equally to our own team’s excitement, we watched with asmile, all the many Director (Acting): Graeme Spark MBE comments and pictures dropping onto the various social media timelines from Communications Manager: Caroline the families… Parents, brothers, sisters and partners of the RAF community, Woodward each sharing their immense pride at being among all that was happening that day. Communications Assistant: Nick Crouch We have added apiece here in Envoy to show asnapshot of those comments. Evidence Manager (Acting): To dd Fellows Staying with celebrations but moving away from RAF100, you’ll remember we Evidence Assistant (Housing): provided a‘Spouses in Business and Employment’ pullout in the last edition of Envoy. Stan Brathwaite That seems to have gone down extremely well (it certainly was apleasure to do!). Some of you contacted me afterwards and offered to share your own business Regional Covenant Managers: stories so Ihave added afew more nuggets of inspiration from RAF partners and Jo Wilkinson, Lisa Thipthorp and Dani also an RAF Veteran. Ihope the stories inspire some of you to dip your toe into the Robertson self-employment water… or maybe just to make use of what their businesses offer Tr ansition Liaison Manager: Louise Briggs by supporting our own –the RAF family. Dispersed Families Project Manager: If you have any articles to share, our next (Winter) edition goes live To rJohnson on 1st December (copy in deadline –Friday 5th October). Office Manager: Ruth McClelland Published quarterly by Method Publishing, adivision Front cover: Thousands of people fill the Mall in London, waiting to see the RAF 100 of Scottish Provincial Press Limited, on behalf of flypast (10/07/2018) ©Crown Copyright 2018. Envoy Design and Ty pography: ©Method Publishing 2018 Editorial Matter and Illustrations: ©Envoy Printed in Great Britain by: Warners Midlands plc CONTENTS Advertisement Office (UK): Method Publishing, FEATURES 64 Main Street, Golspie, Sutherland, KW10 6TG 8 The RAF100 Centenary Contact Chris Cappie on 01463 732223 or celebrations –what it meant to email [email protected] our families 10 Flexible Working; it’s aTeam Sport 15 ASizzling Summer of Activity on 4624 Squadron RAuxAF 26 16 What’s Next? Making the Most of The RAF Families Federation is an independent Resettlement and Tr ansition COVENANT organisation parented by the RAF Association 32 The Covenant Fund: Is my project FEDERATION eligible? 18 Accommodation Matters 34 National Express Discount on 23 The Common Tr ansfer File for Coach and Bus Tr avel service children moving from one school to another OUR OWN IN BUSINESS 24 RAF Dispersed Families 36 The InDependent Spouse project update 37 Petal &Stalk –getting ready for rafa.org.uk festivities Registered charitynumber FINANCIAL 38 Flying High for Ex-RAF Engineer England and Wales 226686 26 Service PayExplained: The with KestrelQASHealth, Safety Scotland SCO37673 X-Factor and Quality Assurance 28 Joining Forces –Credit Union 39 Scrumptious Bakes by Emma The RAF Families Federation is supported by Services for the Armed Forces HEALTH &WELLBEING the RAF Benevolent Fund 29 Resettlement Grants on returning 40 RAF Association launches new gift to the Armed Forces to help parents feel closer to home 41 Hundreds helped by initiatives run by the RAF Benevolent Fund 42 RAF Football Association 44 Fair treatment in access to rafbf.org Assisted Conception Registered charitynumber England and Wales 1081009 42 OF INTEREST Scotland SCO38109 45 Envoy Prizes page raf-ff.org.uk | Autumn 2018 | ENVOY 2 STANDINGSIDE BY SIDE WITH THE RAFFAMILYFOR 100YEARS The RAF Benevolent Fund has been standing side by side with membersofthe RAF Family since 1919. Back then we spent £919 helping young airmen get back on their feet. Today we spend almost £18m everyyear helping veterans, serving personnel and their dependents in their time of need. Help us to continueour work. www.rafbf.org/get-involved If you are in need of support call 0800 169 2942 The Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund is aregistered charity in England and Wales (1081009) and in Scotland (SC038109). ENVOY |Autumn 2018 |raf-ff.org.uk Director | 3 FROM THE Director Ishould have learned in 30 odd years of RAF service never to Federation are volunteer for anything but with the absence of aDirector and the lack immensely proud of an ex commissioned officer to nominate –the Editor was not for to be asmall but me saying “thanks but no thanks”. dedicated part of Let me start by saying that this week has been simply the best. Having that family –but been fortunate to be present at the RAF Centenary Service, parade moreover that we and fly past there were moments when Iknow Iwasn’t alone when stand ready to help standing looking sky ward (with alump in my throat and chest swelling you. We are acutely aware that at times your commitment and service with pride) my memories turned to all of the friends Ihad met and to the RAF sometimes has its challenges and that is why we are here. I served with. It really was aday that will stay long in the memory. can promise you support, understanding and help. We look forward to meeting or hearing from you very soon. That day and meeting so many friends and families re-iterated to me once again that the RAF really is afamily and we at the Families Graeme Spark MBE pp|sp~ }|~ p|kkt{ r t||~t Think London think Union JackClub p kkt|{yk | {p~ uk}ae} sxik nkxwo} at www.ujclub.co.uk Foronline bookings and Member qn}lfwl}{}ceqt {l~ t|{k~v ~t k~ p~p~ q | t kk General enquiries: 02079026000 wzxm k|{q|t|{ SINGLE ROOM xy}i yfcro} yhak}` vaehkxxd £35 yfcro} jc yife} £55 iyV SECU E Ny N } O i C S w yfcro} yhak}` vaehkxxd jnz yfcro} jc yife} jxzz BOOK NOW uupu q k| p f| kk~ p f| el|~vk~v rpp raf-ff.org.uk |Autumn 2018 | ENVOY 4 YOU TAKE CARE OF US. WE TAKE CARE OF YOU. TOGETHER WE GO FURTHER. CURRENT OR FORMER MILITARY PERSONNEL CANSAVEUPTO20%* ON ANEW FORD. FORD KUGA ST-LINE SHOWNAVAILABLE WITH 15% CUSTOMER SAVING. TO FIND OUT MORE,VISITFORD.CO.UK/MILITARYSALES Official fuelconsumptionfigures in mpg (l/100km) forthe Ford Kuga ST-Linerange:urban 30.1-57.6 (9.4-4.9), extraurban 44.8-67.3 (6.3-4.2),combined 37.7-64.2 (7.5-4.4).OfficialCO2emissions 173-115g/km. Thempg figures quotedare sourcedfromofficialEU-regulatedtest results (EU Directiveand Regulation 692/2008),are provided for comparabilitypurposesand maynot reflect your actual driving experience. *MilitarySavingprogrammeavailable to currentand ex-Service Personnel. Includingveteransand retiredmembers of theUKArmed Forces.Customersavings of 4% to 20%offthe Recommended On TheRoadprice available acrossthe Ford range(excludingKA+ and FocusRS)on vehiclescontractedbetween 26th January2018and 31st December 2018 andregisteredbetween 26th January2018 and30thJune2019. Retail customersonly. This promotioncannotbeusedinconjunction with othermanufacturerpromotions or incentives.Atparticipating Forddealers –for terms andconditions,including theeligibility criteria, eligible models andcustomersavings visit:www.ford.co.uk/militarysales ENVOY |Autumn 2018 |raf-ff.org.uk Foreword | 5 rown Copyright. ©C FOREWORD by Air Vice-Marshal Chris Elliot CBE MA BSC RAF Chief of Staff Personnel and Air Secretary As Iwrite this we have been enjoying arun of beautiful weather and Ihope thatmanyofyou enjoyedabreak over the Summer period, and perhapsothersare looking forward to some winter sun. It has continued to be abusyyear for the RAF, with the RAF100 celebrations, continued supporttooperations all over the world, and the ongoing development and introduction of awide rangeofpeople initiatives, manyofwhich youwill have read about in previous editions. We all have different needs and priorities and to the findings of the Families Federation’s those needs change as we live our lives as part project, which is researching how to broaden this of our Service, as servicemen and women, as support to the whole family.Since Ilast spoke to partners or spouses, as children or those in Envoy,work has continued to seek to address the wider RAF family.Inrecognition, my team areas of concern such as childcare, schooling and Icontinue to engage with arange of wider and accommodation. However,these remain Defence and external agencies to ensure we complicated and challenging areas for us all, both develop people policies and initiatives that will as individuals and families, and as aService.
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