VE-Day 80 celebrations - Petwood Hotel

About the event

This event offers a unique experience to share memories, celebrate together, enjoy a delicious buffet and explore over 15-WW2 vehicles and equipment which will be on display during the event, courtesy of The Military Vehicle Trust.

A 1940's DJ and singer will be providing entertainment throughout the event.

Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to savour our military traditions. Mark your calendars and get ready for a military event to remember.

Please note: This event is free to registered Members.

Venue

Stixwould Road
Woodhall Spa
LN10 6QG

Ballot tickets

Due to the expected high level of interest for this event, Members expressing their interest to attend will be chosen via a random ballot.

We will let you know if you've been successful via email, letter or phone call by Wednesday 19 March 2025 (Please note, letters may take slightly longer).

Founder's Awards

If you'd like to nominate a fellow member, carer or volunteer for a Founder's Award and want them to be in with a chance to receive their award at this memorable event, please fill in the nomination form by 7 March 2025.

Important information about his event

Please read the following information before submitting your interest in this event.

Our military dinners and events around the country take place at venues chosen to minimise travel time and costs for Members. For this reason, no accommodation will be provided by BVUK. If you require help with transport, please liaise with your local team in the first instance.

Accommodation

For a discounted rate on bookings at Petwood Hotel for this event, please use CODE: BVUKVEDAY25.

All Members are welcome to bring one guest/carer.

Dress code

• Males: Comfortable attire such as lounge suit, dinner suit, chinos and blazer. Headdress may be worn outside the venue. Additional badges such as military memorabilia may be worn, though must uphold Blind Veterans UK standards and ethos.
• Females: Comfortable attire such as knee-length dress or equivalent, covering shoulders. Headdress maybe worn outside of venue. Additional badges such as military memorabilia may be worn, though must uphold Blind Veterans UK standards and ethos.