...Understanding or Defence Corporation Agreement. It will allow the HQ to eventually move from NSG to LAB(E). Working in partnership with Locally Employed Civilians The value of the projects that...
...vehicles will help to provide a safe place for our troops to train and ensure that the public can use the Plain safely for legal leisure and recreational activities. The...
...communities to initiate behavioural change which led to considerable savings during peak times of energy use when the National Grid is under pressure. 29 Regiment, The Royal Logistic Corps Energy...
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...and around the world. Today I wanted to take the opportunity to explain the important role that our Locally Employed Civilians (LECs) play overseas to ensure that service personnel have...
...use hedgerows as a way of connecting places without having to go out in the open. A new hedgerow at Sealand Ranges The conservation group works to protect and preserve...
...Scotland has recycled over 1,012 tonnes of waste and materials have been re-used to re-construct the jetty. Waste is transported on barges to recycling facilities on the Clyde reducing the...
...We’ve also crushed and recycled 20,000 tonnes of concrete and hard-standing to be re-used on the programme. The F-35 programme is having a positive impact on the local community too...
The jetty will be used by the Royal Navy's existing vessels and is being refurbished to make it suitable for the new aircraft carriers [Crown Copyright/MOD2020]One of the biggest projects...
...support to the Secretary of State’s commitment in uplifting NATO UK posts which will include 106 new NATO jobs and 25 associated support jobs across Europe. As part of this...
...still need to be cleaned. Cleaning regimes have been adjusted to ensure that touch points that could spread infection (doorknobs, light switches, cupboard handles, etc) are cleaned more regularly. Where...