Blog
WRITING AS THERAPY: LESSONS FROM A 21st CENTURY WAR POET
There’s long been a debate about whether having mental health issues helps or hinders the writing process. Some argue that it helps to have a touch of madness and sadness to write the deepest poetr...
Read more'Invictus UK Trials with star studded Big Gig opening ceremony coming to Sheffield' - The Star
SHEFFIELD is to host the Invictus UK Trials with a star-studded opening ceremony as hundreds of wounded British military personnel and veterans compete in sporting events to represent their country...
Read more'STYLE FOR SOLDIERS photo shoot with Giles Duley' - First option studio
Style for Soldiers, the inspiring charity set up by English shirtmaker Emma Willis, who provide smart, well-fitting, formal clothing to the numerous soldiers who were injured in Iraq and Afghani...
Read morePM awards Emma Willis for outstanding veterans charity on International Women’s Day
The Prime Minister has today, 8 March, recognised Emma Willis MBE, from Gloucestershire, for supporting the rehabilitation of veterans and service personnel. Emma Willis is one of the UK’s foremost...
Read more'My job as an actor is to pretend. I pretend to be a soldier, I pretend to fire a gun, I pretend to be brave, I pretend to be injured. The people who Emma Willis helps have done it all for real. Th...
Read moreHuge thanks to Giles Duley for hosting the ‘Art in the Aftermath’ discussion...
Huge thanks to Giles Duley for hosting the ‘Art in the Aftermath’ discussion with the soldier artists Martin Wade, Stewart Hill, Dougie Adams, Harry Parker and poet Karl Tearney about the importanc...
Read moreEVENING STANDARD: ART BY INJURED VETERANS
Work by the model David Gandy will take centre stage in an exhibition featuring art by wounded veterans to coincide with the Armistice centenary. Art In The Aftermath showcases paintings, photo...
Read moreMR PORTER: HOW STYLE CAN HELP INJURED SOLDIERS
This year marks a decade since the charity Style For Soldiers was founded by designer Ms Emma Willis to support severe casualties that return from war. With a nod to the military tradition of...
Read more