Landing Day service commemorates the British Task Force amphibious landings near the settlement of San Carlos on May 21, 1982.

Invading Argentine forces had been occupying the Falklands since April 2. The landing of the British Forces, on May 1, signalled the beginning of recovering the Islands. Over the next few days, the area became known as 'Bomb Alley' as Argentine fighter jets tried to stop the advance.

A service of remembrance is held each year to remember all those who lost their lives during the ensuing battles. This year, the service was led by the Reverand Ian Faulds. An estimated 30 people attended, a smaller number than usual due to the current global health pandemic.

This programme was broadcast on Falklands Radio on May 22, 2020. It will be available for one year.

The Falkland Islands marked the 75th anniversary of the end of WW2 in Europe.

A service was held in Christ Church Cathedral on May 8 to mark VE Day. The service, led by the Reverand Ian Faulds, was attended by MLA Stacy Bragger, Deputy Governor Alex Mitham, and representatives of the Falkland Islands Defence Force and the Armed Services. 

The service ended at the Cross of Sacrifice where the two-minute silence was observed.

This programme was broadcast on Falklands Radio on May 8, 2020. It will be available for one year.

A service to commemorate the life of Lieutenant Nicholas Taylor is held every year in the Falklands Islands.

Lt. Taylor, 800 Naval Air Squadron of HMS Hermes, Fleet Air Arm, Royal Navy, was shot down during the Falklands Conflict in 1982. His grave lies close to the settlement of Goose Green and is headed by an inscribed memorial stone and a wooden cross. The service this year was restricted in size due to the current crisis and was led by the Reverand Ian Faulds. Wreaths were laid by HE The Governor Nigel Philips, the Hon Mark Pollard and representatives of Goose Green.

This programme was broadcast on Falklands Radio on May 4, 2020. It will be available for one year.

ANZAC Day is a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand.

All Australians and New Zealanders who served and died in conflict and war are remembered on April 25 each year. On the same day a service is held in Stanley, Falkland Islands, in the early morning. This year the ceremony was made all the more poignant due to Covid 19 changing the way things were done. There were only three participants, Mr Steve Dent, who led the ceremony, the Reverand Ian Faulds and His Excellency the Governor, Mr Nigel Phillips CBE (all keeping a respectful distance from each other). They were accompanied by bugler, Mr Paul Freer, who hit the notes perfectly despite the far from perfect conditions.

This programme was broadcast on Falklands Radio on April 27, 2020. It will be available for one year.

The Welsh Guards on deployment in the Falkland Islands held a memorial service at Fitzroy on November 5, 2019.

On June 8, 1982, heavy casualties were suffered by the British Taskforce. The RFA Sir Galahad and RFA Sir Tristram were bombed by Argentine forces. In total 48 men were lost from Sir Galahad, two from Sir Tristram and six men from a landing craft of HMS Fearless. The Welsh Guards, near the end of their deployment in the Falklands, held a service to pay their respects to the fallen. They were joined by the Military Wives Choir and members of the community on a windy day at the Fitzroy Memorials. 

This programme was broadcast on Falklands Radio on November 10, 2019.