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‘Home Guard’ to protect UK from infrastructure attack

  • The UK intends to create a new Home Guard in 2025, composed of civilian volunteers tasked with defending vital national facilities against threats from foreign adversaries and terrorist groups.
  • This initiative follows a strategic defence review that identified vulnerabilities and recruitment crises amid rising geopolitical tensions.
  • The Home Guard, separate from army reserves, will recruit thousands of civilian volunteers to guard power plants, airports, telecom hubs, and cable landing sites.
  • The review calls the Home Guard model a revival of the World War II Local Defence Volunteers, which was Britain’s 'last line of defence' during that era.
  • The Home Guard and other proposals come amid the largest defence spending increase since the Cold War, aiming to improve resilience against sabotage and missile attacks.
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Defence24 broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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