The KOYLI Light Infantry and Rifles
Regimental Association

The Association received an old KOYLI Leeds Branch Banner, found in an antique shop, during a presentation on 28 September at the Yorkshire Air Museum. Harriet Mann, the Visitor Operations and Commercial Manager at Yorkshire Air Museum, found the banner in an antique shop in Whitby. She generously sold it to the Association for the same price she paid. King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry Association Banner found in an antique shop in Whitby by Harriet Mann During the ceremony

Pontefract Branch will hold its Christmas Party on Wednesday, 6th December at The King’s Croft Hotel, Pontefract. ● This will include a...

Graham Colbeck a member of Wakefield painted a portrait of our oldest KOYLI member Fred Adamson. The portrait is titled The Veteran....

Dear Members, It has been another testing year for everyone and our friends and families. Nevertheless we were able to celebrate the...

In 2008, a veteran biker from the RLC organised a ride to the National Memorial Arboretum in Tamworth to pay respects to his fallen...

A Certificate of Recognition awarded by Major General Charlie Collins DSO OBE, the President of the Rifles, Light Infantry and KOYLI Associa

Happy Birthday to Capt Tom Moore

Our Association's #Doncaster branch has changed the day and location of their branch meetings in an attempt to boost the falling...