The Royal Cheshire Regiment was an infantry regiment of the British Army, formed in 1689. It was part of the Cheshire Brigade and served in various conflicts, including both World Wars. The regiment was known for its distinctive cap badge featuring a lion and a castle, symbolizing its connection to the county of Cheshire. In 2007, the Royal Cheshire Regiment was amalgamated into the Mercian Regiment, which now carries on its legacy. The regiment's history is celebrated through various memorials and events, honoring the bravery and service of its soldiers throughout the years.