These are the top stories from 2022, showing how our staff and members support the Reserves and Cadets in the region.
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Commandant of Cambridgeshire Army Cadet Force sees participation grow
Colonel (ACF) Lesley Deacon is the Commandant of Cambridgeshire Army Cadet Force (ACF) and the Deputy Chief Nurse with the CCG Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Integrated […]
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Alternative Venues funds extra Reserve and Cadet building projects in East Anglia
East Anglia RFCA earns Regionally Generated Income (RGI) to modernise Reserve and Cadet spaces. East Anglia RFCA’s commercial wing, Alternative Venues, generates an essential income […]
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RFCA Cadet Health Check report 2021 looks at recovery of the Cadet Forces post-pandemic.
The Reserve Forces and Cadets Associations provide the Chief of Defence People with an annual report containing independent observations on the overall health of the cadet […]
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A personal account of flexible working at the RFCA by Claire Styles
Back in 2018, I entered into a job-sharing arrangement with East Anglia RFCA and now four years later, I can say it’s been the best […]
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Clacton-on-Sea Army Cadets’ hut re-opens after major refurbishment
East Anglia RFCA completed an upgrade of the Clacton-on-Sea Army Cadets’ hut for the Essex Army Cadet Force, creating a more welcoming space for the […]
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The Cadet Forces in numbers
The Ministry of Defence publishes the cadet numbers, and number of adults who train them, annually online. Cadet numbers and statistics are provided for the […]
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Our regionally-generated income aims to create the best spaces in which to work and train.
The RFCA receives the majority of its funding from government sources, however our small staff of crown servants are able to generate income from the […]
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RFCA support to HM the Queen’s Green Canopy
In April, East Anglia RFCA held its first in-person AGM since 2019 for association members. Members who attended the AGM were offered the opportunity to […]