HMS Argyll has been working its way through the Caribbean undertaking community projects on nearly every island it has visited. Plymouth based HMS Argyll has visited the Turks and Caicos, British Virgin Islands and Montserrat to demonstrate her ability to provide humanitarian aid, disaster relief and security at sea.But while all of this has been taking place, teams from the ship’s company have been quietly working with local communities on projects that will ultimately help many of the islanders. Twenty members of Argyll’s ship’s company stepped ashore in the Turks and Caicos to repair an old lake side shelter and decking area which was damaged by Hurricane Irene six years ago. Lastly, while at anchor off Montserrat, the ship’s company assisted in rebuilding rain shelters.

HMS Argyll is providing relief support to the UK’s Overseas Territories during the hurricane season.

Diary Dates:

Tonight, The Yorkshire Volunteers Association meets at 7.30pm at Keighley Drill Hall. The Royal British Legion, Bradford Central, meets at 1pm at Unit 16 Listerhills Science Park.

Tomorrow, The Russian Convoy Club meets at 11.30am at Eastborough Working Men’s Club, Dewsbury. The Royal British Legion, Low Moor and Wyke, meets at 8pm at The Harold Club, Wyke.

Thursday, The Submariners Association meets at 8pm at Tong Street Conservative Club.

Monday, The Royal Naval Association meets at 8pm at The White Rose Club, Skipton.

Tuesday, The Parachute Regiment Association meets at 8pm at Thornbury Barracks.

Remembrance:

THE following are being specially remembered at Bradford Cathedral this week: Hannah Isabel Thompson, Robert Troy, Ernest Turner, Harold Turpin, James Leslie Twibell. John Thomas, Vincent Tobin, Frederick Charles Joseph Twite, Norman Underwood, Norman Vanston, Kenneth Vause, George Arthur Waddington, George Harrison Waite, Herbert Waite, Albert Walker, George Frederick Wilson Walker, William Henry Walker, Walter Walker, William Walker, Selwyn Walker, Eric Waller, William Arthur Walsh, William Jarvis Walsh.