Why

Since 1921 we have stood for and provided support to veterans and their families.

When servicemen and women return to civilian life after serving with the Armed Forces some are in need of community and friendship, maybe as a result of their experiences in the services or purely because they are no longer part of the ‘military family’ they had come to rely. We make a difference every day to the lives of those veterans through our comradeship and befriending programme, developing strong communities and supporting remembrance.

Our large family network is spread across Scotland and helps support veterans and their families to get on with their lives and assists those who require assistance.

Latest

Concert of Remembrance

Organised by the Royal British Legion Scotland in partnership with City of Edinburgh, The Concert of Remembrance will say thank you through music and song, to those who served, sacrificed and changed our world during the First World War.
The Royal British Legion Scotland’s Annual Festival of Remembrance

The Royal British Legion Scotland’s annual Festival of Remembrance is on Saturday November 3, in the Caird Hall, Dundee, and there’s a terrific musical line-up and of course the traditional ecumenical Act of Remembrance.
Edinburgh Armistice 100 Procession and Service of Commemoration

The Royal British Legion Scotland is proud to work in partnership with the City of Edinburgh Council, Historic Environment Scotland, Scottish National War Memorial and 51st Infantry Brigade and HQ Scotland to deliver this once in a life time event.
Haddington branch