The official website of the Royal Sussex Regimental Association
Association Standard Bearers at the Regiment’s Great War memorial, Priez, France. 10th September 2024
Photo by Studio graphanna.
Royal Sussex Regimental Association Branch Standards on parade, The Menin Gate, Ypres 24 February 2023. We will remember them.
With the imminent closure to the general public of the Menin Gate Memorial, for maintenance and repair work, The Association led a party of veterans and members to Ypres to participate in the Last Post ceremony, in memory of not just those from The Royal Sussex Regiment who are named on the memorial, both for all those who have no known resting place.
Led by The Association Chairman, Maj. (retd) Barry Lane MBE TD, six Association Branch Standards paraded on the evening of 24 February 2023 in acknowledgement that ‘we will remember them’.
Further images of the trip are posted in the News Section.
St. George’s Day – One Hundred years on.
Veterans of Royal Sussex Regiment march through Chichester on St George’s Day. See the link below for a video link from Meridian ITV about the event.
At the Cathedral a special memorial service was held for the fallen soldiers – their names inscribed on the walls – it is 100 years since St Georges’ chapel was dedictated to the memory of soldiers killed in the first and second world war.
Click here to see news and video highlights.
Welcome to the official website of The Royal Sussex Regimental Association.
I hope it will be appreciated that even after the Regiment’s disbandment more than 55 years ago now, the Association lives on and is proud of its place in the hearts of the people of Sussex.
It is a testament to the longevity of the Cardwell reforms of the 1870’s which linked Regiments to a specific county and that the names of old county Regiments still burn bright across the UK. This is most evident if you go around the country and look at the monuments in the towns and villages, they are all to the old county regiments.
This website will hopefully give you a flavour of not only the history of the Regiment, but also of the Association that emerged from it, and which now remains the bedrock and repository of its artefacts and heritage.
It contains all the information on the various Branches, its officers as well as links to other organisations affiliated to the Association. There is also a shop for those wishing to purchase memorabilia and a virtual museum which shows a variety of the more than 8,000 items in the collection. This section will be expanded as we develop the website further.
I hope you enjoy it and thank you for visiting us.
Douglas McCully, President
Royal Sussex Regimental Association Branch Standards on parade, The Menin Gate, Ypres 24 February 2023. We will remember them.
With the imminent closure to the general public of the Menin Gate Memorial, for maintenance and repair work, The Association led a party of veterans and members to Ypres to participate in the Last Post ceremony, in memory of not just those from The Royal Sussex Regiment who are named on the memorial, both for all those who have no known resting place.
Led by The Association Chairman, Maj. (retd) Barry Lane MBE TD, six Association Branch Standards paraded on the evening of 24 February 2023 in acknowledgement that ‘we will remember them’.
Further images of the trip will be posted shortly on our news section.
St. George’s Day – One Hundred years on.
Veterans of Royal Sussex Regiment march through Chichester on St George’s Day. See the link below for a video link from Meridian ITV about the event.
At the Cathedral a special memorial service was held for the fallen soldiers – their names inscribed on the walls – it is 100 years since St Georges’ chapel was dedictated to the memory of soldiers killed in the first and second world war.
Click here to see news and video highlights.
Welcome to the official website of The Royal Sussex Regimental Association.
I hope it will be appreciated that even after the Regiment’s disbandment more than 55 years ago now, the Association lives on and is proud of its place in the hearts of the people of Sussex.
It is a testament to the longevity of the Cardwell reforms of the 1870’s which linked Regiments to a specific county and that the names of old county Regiments still burn bright across the UK. This is most evident if you go around the country and look at the monuments in the towns and villages, they are all to the old county regiments.
This website will hopefully give you a flavour of not only the history of the Regiment, but also of the Association that emerged from it, and which now remains the bedrock and repository of its artefacts and heritage.
It contains all the information on the various Branches, its officers as well as links to other organisations affiliated to the Association. There is also a shop for those wishing to purchase memorabilia and a virtual museum which shows a variety of the more than 8,000 items in the collection. This section will be expanded as we develop the website further.
I hope you enjoy it and thank you for visiting us.
Douglas McCully, President
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