East Anglia RFCA

We are responsible for the well-being of the region’s Reserve Forces and Cadets, promoting the interests of the Armed Forces and building relationships with the local community and employers.

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The Armed Forces Covenant

The Armed Forces Covenant is a promise from the nation ensuring that those who serve or who have served in the Armed Forces, and their families, are treated fairly.
The RFCA invites you to find out what this means in practice, and how it's changing the lives of people living and working in East Anglia.

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News about Reserves and Cadets

East Anglia RFCA is widely recognised as the most valuable, knowledgeable and authoritative body in support of Reserve Forces and Cadet Organisations in East Anglia.

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The best places to train

We reinvested £225k of revenue from hiring out our buildings this year into refurbishments for Cadets and Reserves in East Anglia.

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Latest News
Army Engagement Group (AEG) reports on its achievements in 2020

The Army Engagement Group (AEG) has published its annual report, providing a measurement of AEG activity between March 2020 and February 2021, summarising feedback from civilian audiences and introducing proposed initiatives for […]

Chelmsford Army Reserve Centre is available to hire under Alternative Venues
Successful year for Alternative Venues generates income for the RFCA Estate

New clients and an invigorated business model have resulted in a successful year for Alternative Venues, which re-invests revenue from the hiring of our sites back into the Reserves and Cadet estate. A […]

Heinkel Bomber crashed in Chelmsford
The story of the German bomber that crashed in our office car park

A German bomber aircraft crashed in the grounds of the East Anglia RFCA Headquarters in 1940.The RFCA for East Anglia Headquarters, Springfield Tyrells, in Chelmsford was a temporary home and school for […]

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