South West England
- • Plymouth (HMNB Devonport)
- • RM Stonehouse
- • Bovington (RAC)
- • Yeovilton (RNAS)
- • RM Lympstone
- • Larkhill & Bulford (Salisbury Plain)
UK-wide help
Military hearing loss claims help across the United Kingdom
We help serving personnel and veterans wherever they live in the UK — from garrison towns and naval bases to remote rural postcodes. Eligibility checks and claims run remotely, with local medical assessments.
Direct answer
We help veterans across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, wherever they now live. Eligibility checks run by email and online form, and the independent law firm you are referred to can arrange an audiology assessment at a clinic near your home.
By region
Garrison towns, naval bases & RAF stations we serve
Illustrative — we help veterans from any UK postcode and those now living overseas.
South East & London
- • Aldershot Garrison
- • Sandhurst (RMAS)
- • Pirbright
- • Brize Norton (RAF)
- • Northwood HQ
- • Woolwich
South Coast & Hampshire
- • Portsmouth (HMNB)
- • HMS Collingwood
- • HMS Sultan
- • HMS Excellent
- • RNAS Culdrose
- • Tidworth Garrison
Midlands
- • RAF Cosford
- • RAF Wittering
- • Donnington (DM)
- • Stafford (Beacon Barracks)
- • Kendrew Barracks (former RAF Cottesmore)
North of England
- • Catterick Garrison
- • RAF Leeming
- • RAF Coningsby
- • Preston (Fulwood)
- • Weeton Barracks
Scotland
- • Faslane (HMNB Clyde)
- • Coulport
- • Edinburgh (Redford)
- • Leuchars Station
- • RAF Lossiemouth
- • Kinloss Barracks
Wales
- • Brecon (Infantry Battle School)
- • Sennybridge Training Area
- • RAF Valley
- • Castlemartin Range
Northern Ireland
- • Lisburn (Thiepval Barracks)
- • Holywood
- • Aldergrove (JHC Flying Station)
- • Ballykinler
Related
- Trades and roles covered — gunners, infantry, submariners, aircrew and more.
- How a military deafness claim works — start to settlement.
FAQs
UK coverage — common questions
No. We help veterans throughout the United Kingdom, and the law firms we refer to conduct the vast majority of a personal injury claim by post, email, secure document portal and telephone or video call. An in-person meeting is rarely required.
Related guides
- Military hearing loss claim deadline: the Matrix Agreement's 31 January 2027 cut-off explained
- Matrix Agreement hearing loss: what the scheme means and how to register
- Army deafness claim: eligibility, noise exposure, and compensation for veterans
- Royal Navy hearing loss claim: engine rooms, naval operations, and compensation
Find out if you have a claim
Get a free, no-obligation eligibility check. If you may have a claim, we refer you to an independent regulated law firm, usually on no win, no fee terms.