Looks like the Legion in Birkenhead could do with a hand from any in the area.
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The very first branch of the Royal British Legion faces closure due to its declining membership, it has been revealed.
With barely a week to go until Remembrance Sunday, the historic home of the organisation is facing a fight for its very survival.
First World War veteran Lance Bombardier Frederick Lister founded the Royal British Legion in 1921 out of a group of organisations helping ex-servicemen.
The first branch was established in Birkenhead, Wirral, in a grand, seven-storey building, but it is now under threat as it has only one active member, chairman Malcolm Upton.
With barely a week to go until Remembrance Sunday, the historic home of the organisation is facing a fight for its very survival.
First World War veteran Lance Bombardier Frederick Lister founded the Royal British Legion in 1921 out of a group of organisations helping ex-servicemen.
The first branch was established in Birkenhead, Wirral, in a grand, seven-storey building, but it is now under threat as it has only one active member, chairman Malcolm Upton.