33^rd (Lancashire and Cheshire) Signal Regiment (Volunteers)

On 1^st April 1967, re-named 42^nd Signal Squadron (Volunteers), the unit became part of the newly formed 33^rd (Lancashire and Cheshire) Signal Regiment (Volunteers) with Regimental Headquarters and Headquarters Squadron at Huyton, Liverpool, with Sabre Squadrons as follows:

42^nd Signal Squadron (Volunteers) based at Manchester

59^th Signal Squadron (Volunteers) based at Deysbrook Barracks, Liverpool

80^th Signal Squadron (Volunteers) initially based Chester, changing its title to 80^th (Cheshire Yeomanry) Signal Squadron (Volunteers) in 1973, and moving to Runcorn, Cheshire in 199__.

33^rd (Lancashire and Cheshire) Signal Regiment (Volunteers) formed part of the new 11 Signal Group (Volunteers) which had its Headquarters at Crawford House, Upper Warwick Street, Liverpool (later moving to Deysbrook Barracks, Liverpool). The first Deputy Commander of 11 Signal Group was Lieutenant Colonel PD Weymont TD who had recently relinquished command of 42^nd Signal Regiment. On 1^st January 1982, 11 Signal Group (Volunteers) was re-titled 11 Signal Brigade (Volunteers). In July 1992 it became 11 (ARRC) Signal Brigade. On 12^th April 1996 the Brigade Headquarters moved from Liverpool to Donnington in Shropshire. In April 1997 it dropped ‘(ARRC)’ from its title, becoming 11 Signal Brigade.

Honorary Colonels - 33^rd (Lancashire and Cheshire) Signal Regiment (Volunteers)

Commanding Officers - 33^rd (Lancashire and Cheshire) Signal Regiment (Volunteers)