Liberation Day in the Falklands: The Falkland Islands will mark the 44th anniversary of Liberation Day on 14 June with a thanksgiving service at Christ Church Cathedral, then a parade and wreath-laying at the Liberation Monument in Stanley, bringing together Governor, Legislative Assembly members, armed forces, youth groups and 1982 veterans. Falklands youth fundraiser: A silent auction at Stanley’s Town Hall raised more than £7,000 to send Falkland Islands Community School students on a UK trip, with local artists and businesses donating items and students providing live music. Overseas Territories Pride and self-government: The Legislative Assembly marked Overseas Territories Day and the start of Pride Month, flying the Falklands flag alongside the UK flag at Victory Green and reaffirming the archipelago’s self-governance and British Overseas Territory status. Wildlife photography in St. George: Van Strohm’s Red Cliff Gallery exhibition brings together images from Greenland, Antarctica, South Georgia and the Falklands, including king and rockhopper penguins. RAF remembrance link: Plans are in the pipeline for a half-size Hawk jet replica RAF memorial at Fylde Memorial Arboretum in Bispham, adding another public remembrance thread to the Falklands-era story.