Being stationed in England means living in an agriculturally rich region, giving your family access to delicious local produce.
Wondering how your neighbors in England celebrate? Whether you’ve newly PCSed, or are traveling to the U.K., its good to know about local holidays.
For military service members, dependents and civilians stationed in England, here are mental health resources available to you.
Here are the first steps when you’ve just landed in the U.K. From newcomer orientations to food delivery and thrift shops, this guide can help you get set up in.
Here are different ways to personally enrich your life when PCSing to the UK: Employment, schooling and volunteering.
Brought your pet to the U.K. during a PCS? Here are details about registration, vaccines and local regulations.
For kids moving to bases in the U.K., here are resources for childcare, youth and teen centers, and school options while living overseas.
The 2026-2027 “Welcome to The U.K.” magazine has information for newcomers to England, including local area information, how to get settled and where to head out on your first adventure after PCSing.
Moving to the U.K.? Here are the support organizations you should get to know.
For those of you PCSing to the U.K., here is information about getting medical and dental care while you are living in the country.
Recently PCS’ed to the U.K.? Here’s what you need to know about on-base and off-base housing.
Just PCSed to England? Here are the basics for getting your driving permit, buying a car, registration and inspection.
There are eight bookshops in the old town of Cambridge, many of which are independent sellers and used book dealers with their own energy and ambiance.
Plan a unique holiday this year at an archaeology dig in the U.K. with a single-day experience or multi-day immersion in the trenches.
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