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Torbay reaffirms pledge to help Armed Forces

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Torbay and Devon County Council have pledged to help members of the armed services settle into civilian life. The armed forces covenant, originally signed in 2012, was reaffirmed by both councils at a special event at the Royal Marines Commando Training Centre in Lympstone on Wednesday, March 22.
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Torbay reaffirms pledge to help Armed Forces

By Rob Kershaw, Local Democracy ReporterTorbay has reaffirmed its commitment to support military service men and women.Both Torbay and Devon County Council have pledged to help members of the armed services settle into civilian life and provide easier access to employment, healthcare and housing.The armed forces covenant, originally signed in 2012, was reaffirmed by both councils at a special event at the Royal Marines’ Commando Training Centre …

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Torbay Weekly broke the news in on Friday, March 31, 2023.
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