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Ailsa Stewart being presented with he 100th birthday from the Queen by her son Patrick Stewart, a former Lord Lieutentant of Argyll and Bute
By Deborah Anderson
WITH a combined age of 776, eight former WRNS have shown just how adaptable they have become in lockdown.
Like many groups and clubs who have been forced to close their doors this year and shift their services online, SSAFA, one of the oldest armed forces charities looked at how they could do things differently and keep veterans connected.
To mark the 75th anniversary of Victory in Japan in August and Armistice Day in November, the charity brought together a group of WRNS, Women s Royal Naval Service, who served in the Second World War for a virtual meeting. The ladies got together, including Ailsa Stewart, who turns 106 on Monday. ....

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