From your Chairman, Patrick Scully.
I start this Winter Newsletter by remembering our late President Mr. George Rutherford. George was the heart of the Benidoleig
and District Branch, and we will all miss him. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of his family at this time. Juana is now home
in Benidoleig with her son Grahame, and we will be meeting up with them soon.
On Friday 10 January, I attended the RBL Annual General Meeting Conference, District North held in Alicante as a Branch
Delegate, and was accompanied by Mr Peter Tomlin Branch Vice Chairman and Mr Ron Clements Branch Member as guests..I
would like to thank them both for their company and support. District Chairman, Mr Chris Wyatt, who stood down from his
position as District Chairman, gave the exhortation, and in remembering, our late President George was thought of. The new
Chairman of District North in Spain is now Mr Nigel Hails. Guest Speakers at the Conference were the District North President
Mr Paul Rodwell.(British Consul for Spain), and Mr Bob Gamble OBE, Assistant Director of Membership and Armed Forces
Engagement. We were given the following information: POPPY APPEAL. The 2012/2013 Poppy Appeal raised the sum of
172.972.85€ marginally higher than the previous year The Chair thanked all Branch Poppy Appeal organisers, members, family
and friends of the RBL for their hard work and generous donations. WELFARE. There has been a significant change in the
procedure regarding Welfare Help. You would have been informed by our Secretary Derek that there will be no contact between
client and Branch. However there are two direct telephone lines (FREE) for enquiries. They are:- Ms Donna Wilson, County
Welfare Officer, telephone 676451780 or Ms Pam Twissell-Cross, District Welfare Co-ordinator on 902109356. These new
procedures not only ensure standardisation throughout the District, but also mean that the recording and dissemination of cases
and information will be centralised and simplified. I have been assured that no call will be unanswered . The lines are open from
08.00-16.00hrs. Monday to Friday. At our Members Meeting, Tuesday February 11th
at 11am the guest speaker will be Ms Pam
Twissell-Cross. This meeting is NOT TO BE MISSED!!
COMMITTEE One of the responsibilities of the Committee is to elect a new President. At the last Committee Meeting it was
unanimously agreed that we offer the Honorary Position to Ron Clements. Having given time for respect to George, Ron will be
inaugurated at our next Committee Meeting on Jan.15th 2014. We know that George would have approved of his successor. Also
in this Newsletter we are pleased to introduce 3 new Committee Members. Peter Tomlin, Vice Chairman; Peter Smith,
Recruitment and Retention Officer; and last, but not least Pat Wardrop, Committee Member. Well,, it’s roll up sleeves time again,
and I know that with your help and support another successful year is ahead of us. All the very best wishes for 2014. Good luck,
and good health to all. In closing I would like to share with you a letter I have received from George Rutherford’s family.
Patrick. Chairman. .
Hearing that Patrick was preparing the Newsletter, I wanted to take the opportunity of writing to you all following my father's
death last December. He spoke often to us about his Legion friends, also his legion of friends! No puns like George's puns so I'll
stop now. The kindness, support and friendship shown to my parents throughout their involvement with the British Legion has
been wonderful, but especially during these last few difficult months, knowing that their friends have supported them has been a
huge source of comfort to me. I thank you all very much.
I understand from Patrick that many of you have made enquiries about holding an event in memory of my father. Sadly, at the
moment, my mother is unable to think about this. She is now back home in Benidoleig, which was her wish, but it is obviously
very strange and upsetting for her to be on her own after73 years if marriage. They were a devoted couple and I hope that as time
passes she will find solace in the fact they had so many happy years together. Again, I thank you all, but I must respect my
mother's wishes. Patrick has been very understanding about this dilemma, despite the flack he has received and the heartache it
has caused. I trust you will appreciate the difficult position he has been in. Will see how my mother progresses - perhaps we will
be able to arrange an event at a later date.
George had a wonderful time when he presented the George Rutherford Trophy at the golf tournament only a short time before he
died. A stretch limo, good friends, and a trophy in his honour all put a twinkle in his eyes! What a day for him.
With my very best wishes to everyone, for a happy and peaceful New Year and also from his grandchildren and great
grandchildren. From Grahame Rutherford
BENIDOLEIG & DISTRICT WINTER 2014 NEWSLETTER
NEW COMMITTEE MEMBERS
We would like to welcome new Committee Members to serve on Your Committee from 2013 – 2014.
PETER TOMLIN – VICE CHAIRMAN
Peter completed his National Service in the Royal Navy and returned to engineering in what is now British Telecom.
He has served as an Area Board Member with responsibilities for Management Services and prior to his voluntary retirement was
a Project Executive Engineer with responsibilities for the introduction of computerising Customer Services throughout the UK.
Moving to Spain eleven years ago has enabled Peter to resurrect his keen interest in photography, cycling and motorcycling.
During this period he was a member and Vice Chairman of the Jalon and Orba Lions, and for three years he was their Treasurer.
Now Vice Chairman and Trustee of the Royal British Legion Benidoleig and District Branch, Peter said, “This will give me the
opportunity to use my skills and experience, alongside other members of the Committee, to raise the profile and increase the
Funds of the RBL.”
PETER SMITH – RECRUITMENT OFFICER
EVENTS CALENDAR 2014. Report from Social Events Organiser, Peter Tomlin.
Following the very successful events of 2013. I am pleased to announce that the Branch has organised a full programme for 2014.
The first of these is the St Valentines Dinner & Dance which will be held on the 14th
February 2014 at the EL CID
Restaurant, Benidoleig. 7.30 pm for 8pm. A three-course dinner (choices available) with wine and for only €16.
Entertainment for the evening will be provided by “APOLLO”. Apollo combines the extensive musical talents of Philip Ashley
and Chris Farrow, who have a firm foundation for providing excellent music to suit all moods and occasions throughout the Costa
Blanca for many years. Tickets are limited so contact any of the social committee members listed below to book and select your
choices from the menu to avoid disappointment. Bring your friends along and have a great night.
Peter Tomlin; Josie Creasey; Brenda Brown and Sheila Clements. Telephone numbers at end of Newsletter.
RAFFLE PRIZE APPEAL
This is an appeal by the Social Events Sub Committee to its Members, supporters and friends to donate items suitable for raffle
prizes. If you don’t want some of those Christmas presents, we do! Every raffle prize that we do not have to purchase from
Branch Funds means more profit from these draws and ultimately more funds for the Legion and its beneficiaries.
To donate prizes please contact me on 966 408 165 or any Committee Member to arrange collection. Many thanks.
Peter Tomlin Social Events Organizer
Peter moved to Spain with his wife, Judy in 2001. They have been keen
supporters of the Branch at social events before taking membership. Prior
to this Peter worked for British Gas in a variety of posts in Engineering,
Sales & Marketing . He retired as Area Director in their Business Division
in 2000. He holds a BSc. and is a CEng. He was also a keen cricketer
representing Yorkshire and the English Schools and played as a professional
in the Yorkshire leagues. He currently works part time as operations
manager for a small construction business in Orba. Interests are travel and
fishing as time permits!
Peter says “ Having enjoyed the social side of the Branch since moving to Spain and seen the workload it takes to run the
Branch, I feel it’s time to put something back in to help continue it’s growth and success by joining the Committee. We
have some new Committee members this year and I’ve offered to look after Recruitment. Our Branch has a healthy
membership of around 120 but I’d like to help maintain and increase this plus our contribution to TRBL. Please help by
bringing your friends to our social events and encouraging them to join us!”
EVENTS WE HAVE HELD DURING THE AUTUMN
A VARIETY PERFORMANCE OF ROYAL QUALITY FOR THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION
REMEMBRANCE SERVICE. 10TH NOVEMBER, THE SANTORIUM SAN FRANCISCO DE BORJA FONTILLES,
Careline Theatre, presented an exceptional performance on Thursday 17th
October with their production of Old Time Music Hall – Those Good Old
Days and donated the proceeds from the first night performance, A
fabulous audience joined with the cast to sing along to tunes of yesteryear.
The costumes were amazing and the professional acting guaranteed the
evening went with a swing. Although every act was of such high quality it
was difficult to pick one particular act but by a unanimous straw poll the
highlight of the evening was Candida Wright with her production of
‘Popsy Whopsy’. Candy’s timing was impeccable and the audience was
crying with delight. Fantastic entertainment. The audience showed their
appreciation throughout the evening which made for a great atmosphere
and 1500 euros was raised for the Poppy Appeal.
POPPY APPEAL LAUNCH
On Tuesday 15th October at 7pm we hosted our Poppy Appeal launch at El Cid. This is the first time our Branch
has held an official Launch and we ‘did it in style’
We obtained sponsorship from Dorothy Scully to provide a buffet to launch our main fund raising event of the year
and for Members and guests to enjoy the evening. The Mayor of Benidoleig was invited but was unable to stay for
the evening due to family illness. He did however wish us a successful evening. Some of our Sponsors also
attended and have been most generous in helping to make our Branch a success.
After the Exhortation, Patrick talked about why we were fundraising. Welfare is at the heart of everything we do
and with our service personnel returning from Afghanistan, this has meant that our returning veterans, the people
we support, are often a lot younger that people realise. Working with the M.O.D. and Help for Heroes, the Legion
has committed £28 million pounds over the next 19 years to help run Personnel Recovery Centres across the UK.
These centres will help seriously wounded, injured and sick young men and women recover their physical and
mental strength so they can either return to duty or make the transition to civilian life. A quarter of those being
helped by the Legion are under the age of 44. The Legion pays out £1.7 million PER WEEK supporting the
Armed Forces community. Much of this money is raised through the annual Poppy Appeal.
In 2012 the Legion raised £140.5 million, including a record breaking £42.8 for the Poppy Appeal. Here in Spain
we raised 171,376.88€ across 18 Branches. This money is used primarily in Spain to help serving and ex service
personnel and their families who are in need. Any surplus is sent to the Benevolent Fund in the UK. From our
Branch we raised 10,235.24€ and sent a total of 13,500€ to the Poppy Appeal. The balance coming from surplus
monies in our account. With your help we made this year a record fundraising year.
The Legion ensures that those who gave their lives for our freedom are never forgotten. This is why we are
all proud of our Charity. WEAR YOUR POPPY WITH PRIDE
At the end of the evening many Members and some sponsors took Poppy Boxes to fundraise.
The timing of the service at 11.30am was to coordinate with the Minute Silence in the
UK. Rev. Declan presided and Father Beneyto joined us as usual to read the Gospel.
David Cannon played the organ music.
The Church was full with RBL Members, friends and guests. Readings were given by
Joan Scully and Josie Creasey and a very thoughtful, interesting and moving Address
was read by Peter Hooker. The Service was very emotional when Mike Summers, the
bugler played The Last Post. Everyone who attended the Remembrance Day Service
were very generous as the collection raised 455.75€ for the Poppy Appeal with 100€
donation to the Church. Unfortunately, Branch President George Rutherford was
unable to attend the service to lay the wreath and Ewan Taylor stood in for George.
After the service many Members met at El Cid for a Sunday carvery lunch with the
opportunity to meet up with fellow Members and friends.
Several Members have asked for a copy of the Address read by Peter Hooker. It is reproduced below:
Remembrance Day Service –Address 2013 read by Peter Hooker
Let me first say that I regard it as a privilege to have been cajoled into giving this address. You will soon learn that this is not
something I do for a living, nor is it something I have much talent for, nor, if I am honest is it something I wanted to do.
The comfort I glean from standing here is that, I at least, have one thing in common with the thousands of members of our Armed
Forces who we are remembering today. I am sure that very few of them wanted to face the horrors and hardships of war, but
they did. And that is why we should, and indeed do, remember them.
I felt it was important to have a ‘theme’ for this short address, rather than work from random jottings, and I decided on the
heading of ‘Four Letter Words’. The expression may be controversial, but PLEASE don’t leave, as I can assure you that there is
nothing inappropriate or offensive in this address. Words such as:- LUST (for Power), HATE, EVIL, probably cover most
of the causes of conflict around the world. And that has been the case for several hundred years, and I have no intention of
dwelling on those. We could probably add GREED, as a major cause as well, but it has too many letters! PAIN, FEAR, are
just two words that sum up the initial results of conflict. But, let’s get positive: If we can’t stop it in the first place, which
should be the preferred option, what can we do about clearing up the mess it leaves behind?
After the 1st World War, (and after every war before then), men and women, mostly very young, returning from conflict, some
severely injured, some mentally scarred, some with no possibility of working, their intended career opportunities ruined, they had
nothing. No! They couldn’t sign on the dole, claim Disability Allowance, or Job Seekers Allowance, etc, etc. The Welfare
State hadn’t arrived yet. They were solely dependent on family and friends and possibly the church, and the one or two small
military based charities, to support them through the rest of their lives. There have been many thousands of them. And that
doesn’t take into account the dependents of the thousands, who didn’t come back, who GAVE their lives.
What they needed most then, and still need now, was:- HELP There are still severely injured members of our Armed Forces
returning from Afghanistan today. Young people who have the rest of their lives to LIVE, and they deserve to live them, and not
just survive. They may NEED HELP for 60 or 70 years!
Those two little 4-Letter Words are so important in all our lives. They need HELP to LIVE. We all need a little bit of HELP
sometimes. But there are some who NEED far more, and for a lot longer. I hope you are keeping count of the 4-Letter Words.
Since we went positive there have been 4!. (GIVE, (or GAVE), NEED, HELP, LIVE, (Not Just Survive).
You have all heard of the Charity ‘HELP For Heroes’, What a good name? It sums up what they do, which is a fantastic job in
raising money to HELP the returning members of our Armed Forces. Here on the Costa Blanca we have our excellent ‘HELP’
Charities that help so many people in their hour of need. Not specifically victims of war, but anyone who needs any type of
HELP. Such a powerful little 4-letter word. But to provide HELP you NEED some GOOD and KIND people who CARE.
They NEED to GIVE their TIME, and their skills. You would also NEED to FIND the resources and money that was so badly
needed, and persuade those people who had those resources to invest in this cause. 4 More 4-Letter Words, GOOD, KIND,
CARE, TIME. Did you get them all? We now have Eight and the sentiments they portray, were an integral part of the
formation of The British Legion.
In 1921, 4 groups of GOOD people, who did CARE, and were prepared to GIVE their TIME, felt there was a big NEED to
SAVE these members of our Armed Forces from a life of pain and poverty. They formed an organization with the sole intention
of providing a better LIFE for the injured and SICK who had returned from the Great War. Two existing charities in 1921,
Comrades of The Great War and The Officers Association merged with two other ex-service organizations to form the
British Legion. And over the next 50 years they built the foundation of the great organization that we see today. In May 1971,
they were granted a Royal Charter, on their 50th
Anniversary, and they then became the Royal British Legion.
A few FACTS about the Legion for those who may not appreciate the scale of the operation.
• Around 9 Million people are eligible for their HELP
• They pay out in excess of £1.3 million every week supporting the Armed Forces Community
• The Legion has pledged to contribute £27 million over the next few years to establish and operate the Battle Back centre
in Lilleshall. It is a high tech rehabilitation centre for seriously injured members of our Armed Services.
• They have recently started a £5 million ‘Be The Boss’ Scheme to help ex service personnel start up small businesses.
They helped 1,000 people in the first year, and nearly 3,000 in the second.
• They have in excess of 360,000 members in the UK and, at present, 4000 in Spain, all helping this great organization
• They work in conjunction WITH many other organizations, including ‘HELP for Heroes’
One more very important little word, ‘WITH’ --- Work WITH each other, don’t fight; you achieve much so more.
There may be some of you who have a negative view of ‘charities’ as a whole, and admittedly some have been challenged in the
media for not giving enough of the money they collect to the cause that they are claiming to support.
Some more FACTS about the Legion.
1 Every cent that goes into the Poppy Appeal boxes, and every cent of personal and commercial donations to the
Poppy Appeal goes to the Sailors, Soldiers and Airmen or their dependants. It is NOT spent on New Furniture for
the Managing Director!
2 All administration costs come from Members Subscriptions, which is one reason we would like more members, and
the other reason is that we are really nice people and we would like you to enjoy the same camaraderie that we
enjoy.
3 All other facets of the organization are very strongly monitored and regulated, as befits an organization that is nearly
100 years old. You can ask our Treasurer!
4 All the money that we raise in Spain is for use in Spain, to support people who qualify here. Last Year €171,000
was raised from the Poppy Appeal, we hope to beat it.
As, we the members, pay for the administration through our subscriptions, it is vital that we ensure that the membership is strong
and growing. For sure, the administration costs are going to keep on growing, as all costs keep growing, and we need to grow
with or ahead of them, if the Legion is going to survive for another 100 years.
Some of you will know that there is a Branch of the Royal British Legion currently based in Benidoleig. We would be pleased
to talk to anyone who is not currently a member, who thinks they may like to give a little of their time and expertise to help this
very worthwhile cause. It is said that the Branches are the Legion’s life blood and we would like the blood in ours to still be
pumping long after some of us have passed on. You would also get to meet the rest of our wonderful members. Please talk to
me or any of the committee after the service, if you have any questions. Or, you can go onto the Website,
There is a lot of work to do. I was in the Jalon market for about an hour yesterday, and I did not notice 1 Poppy. I wasn’t
looking for them, but I did not see one. And remember:- One Volunteer is worth 100 pressed men.
In Conclusion: I hope you will view the much maligned ‘4-Letter Word’ in a different light. There are a couple of others that I
didn’t manage to use in this short address. LOVE and PRAY spring to mind. A substantial amount of these from us all would
certainly help and, with a bit of poetic license, we could also ask for GOD’S LOVE for those members of our returning Armed
Forces who so desperately NEED HELP.
As a reminder of nine of the those key Words, that you may wish to use, and pass on to friend or two,
Please: COME and JOIN the Royal British Legion, you will get a WARM welcome.
And your subscription will help to keep the wheels turning.
GIVE just a little of your TIME and skills and experience
To: Show you CARE and want to HELP those and their dependents who GAVE everything for us to have a better LIFE
This Membership Year Your Branch, with Your Help, has raised and paid to District the sum of
14.426,70€ for the Poppy Appeal
The Committee would like to thank everyone who has contributed to this record amount/
THE GEORGE RUTHERFORD TROPHY, OLIVA NOVA GOLF CLUB 15th
NOVEMBER 2013
After the trophy presentation Spectrum FM´s John Migan said a few words, reading a few amazing facts stating the incredible
work the RBL do for the serviceman and their dependents of yesteryear right up to the current day, highlighting the importance of
the RBL and the need for new members. This was followed by a raffle and an ´Irish Auction,´ to top off this great day the Irish
Auction was won by Josie Creasey, who immediately put the prize up for auction which after a fun auction mainly competed by
the always lively table of ´SAS´ members (Sledgers and Shankers Golf Society!), Ian McKenzie and Ben Van Ees, was eventually
won by Jack Wardrop raising another 210€ towards the fantastic 2,300€ raised on the day!
This tournament is a perpetual trophy and will be played for again next year. Watch for details if you would like to take part and
help raise much needed funds for The Royal British Legion.
GALA BALL – OLIVA NOVA GOLF HOTEL, SATURDAY 16TH NOVEMBER 2013
NEXT MEMBERS MEETING – 7pm FRIDAY 24TH JANUARY 2014
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS:
We held our Premier Poppy Appeal event of the year by hosting a Gala Ball at the Oliva Nova
Golf Hotel on Saturday 16 November 2013. he evening was a fabulous success raising over 3K€
for the Charity. After a cava reception, 171 guests sat down to a four course gala dinner with
wine and danced the night away to the fantastic Black Glitter. The atmosphere on the evening
was of a party feeling with the guests mingling and making new friends. We have received such a
lot of positive feedback and asking for the date for next year! Over 50 guests had booked into the
hotel and enjoyed a superb breakfast, again in such a relaxed atmosphere and catching up with
friends from the previous evening.
We would like to thank all the guests who supported us and gave so generously to our Charity.
Also, our thanks go to the Oliva Nova Golf Hotel who gave such attention to detail on both the
Gala Ball evening and the Golf Tournament the previous day. Our thanks also, to the many
volunteers who gave their time to make the weekend a success. To our sponsors, SR Print,
Pedreguer; Julie’s Corner Shop, Orba; Telitec; Solar in Spain; HiFX; Matthews Butchers,
Pedreguer; Daniel Herranz, Taxation Lawyer, Benissa; to John Migan, SpectrumFM who was so
instrumental in the success of our Golf Tournament and to David Medlock of The Medlock
Charitable Trust for the very generous donation. Thank you all very much.
At your next Members meeting on Friday 24th
January, we invite you to join us in
a welcome drink and some nibbles. We have invited one of our sponsors to make
an interesting presentation to you on Spanish tax issues. This is Your Meeting.
Please come along. Support your Branch and gain some valuable information.
Open to non members, friends and family.
As a Branch we were proud to host our first ever golf tournament in honour of George .A great day
was had by all on and the tournament was an overwhelming success raising 2300 euros 52 golfers
battled through a sunny but very windy day which was followed by lunch and trophy presentations.
This fun and very successful day was made complete by George being able to attend. George,
looking amazing, travelled in style to and from the course by Limousine, courtesy of Spectrum FM.
George joined everyone for lunch before taking part in the trophy presentations and personally
handing out the prizes to the winners. Afterwards George made a speech thanking everyone for
attending and said it was an honour to have the tournament in his name and to present the trophies
and prizes. The George Rutherford Trophy was won by Nicolas Lubig Paredes (Nico) and Sylvia
Mortensen won ‘Best Lady Player’. Team winners; Trevor Putney, Rob Park, Mike Wilson and
Chris Strangeways. 250€ prize for the longest drive won by Nico donated by Squadron Leader
Scott Taylor Ret´d, and a tablet PC prize, donated by Telitec for the nearest the pin won by Ximo
Torres Cholbi. There was also a prize of a Golf Lesson for the lowest score, it is all about the taking
part! Golf goodies, supplied by Golf Med were given to all golfers and also further prizes of golf
towels and golf balls. In addition, bottles of cava were donated by Solar in Spain.
• Changes in inheritance tax in Spain
• The European Directive on inheritance, applicable from 2015, does it affect my will?
• Tax implications of selling a house in Spain
• Income tax
• Process and costs to register house extensions
• Tax changes for 2014
There will be an opportunity to ask Daniel questions, either in the group forum or on an individual personal basis. This is a non
pressure presentation without obligation. Come along, acquire some essential Spanish tax information and enjoy the evening. A
raffle will be held for Branch funds.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS:
For a donation of 5€ you can advertise in the Newsletter. This section will cover: Items for Sale/Wanted; Houses for Sale/For
Rent/Buy or Rent; Services; Employment; Holiday Accommodation; Animals; Miscellaneous. Photographs can be submitted.
The Committee reserves the right not to publish any information they do not feel is in the best interests of its Members.
Accordingly, the policy of The Royal British Legion prohibits us from recommending any items or services listed. Please send
the information you wish to have published in the Newsletter to Secretary, Derek Faver or contact any Committee Member.
Dates for your diary:
Friday 24th
January Members Meeting –
Guest Speaker Daniel Herranz Taxation Lawyer 7pm El Cid. Drink /welcome drink
Friday 14th
February St. Valentine’s Dinner and Dance 7.30pm El Cid
Saturday 19th April St. George’s Day Dinner and Dance 7.30pm El Cid
Friday 6th June D Day Dinner and Dance 7.30pm El Cid
Tuesday 24th
June Military Whist (tables of 4) 7,30pm El Cid
Friday 19th
September Race Night TBA El Cid
Sunday 9th November Remembrance Day Service TBA Fontilles
Sunday 9th November Remembrance Day Luncheon TBA El Cid
Saturday 15th
November Gala Ball TBA Oliva Nova Golf Hotel
Other events dates not confirmed:
George Rutherford Golf Trophy TBA Oliva Nova Golf Club
Quiz nights – music / normal
BBQ
Big Band Night
If you are interested in attending any of these events please contact a committee member for reservations.
COMMITTEE MEMBERS DETAILS:
Branch Chairman Patrick Scully
Branch Vice Chairman Peter Tomlin
Branch Secretary Derek Faver [email protected]
Branch Treasurer Josie Creasey
Poppy Appeal Organiser Diana Faver [email protected]
Recruitment Officer Peter Smith
Committee Member Peter Hooker
Committee Member Joan Scully
Committee Member Brenda Brown
Committee Member Sheila Clements Committee member Pat Wardrop
If you would like to help your Branch and take a more active role in its running, please consider being part of the Committee.
Your contribution would be most welcome and valuable.
SPONSORSHIP FOR 2013/2014
The Committee has been very successful on behalf of Benidoleig & District Branch in retaining and securing new sponsorships
for this current financial year.
WE WISH YOU ALL A VERY ENJOYABLE WINTER SEASON WHEREVER YOU ARE!
The Royal British Legion Benidoleig & District Branch are proud of our
existing sponsors for their continued support and welcome new sponsors for
the financial year - 2013/2014
Many thanks also for the generous donations received for the Poppy Appeal
On behalf of the Committee and Members a very warm
WELCOME TO YOU ALL