If you go down to the Plain today…
...been managed. A sign warning visitors not to leave the path due to the danger of unexploded ordnance. (Crown Copyright) You can find these tips and more in a new...
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Doing our bit to help hen harriers
...needs of military training and other ecological concerns, so it can be a balancing act. We've have been working in this way since the 1990s, so it’s not new to...
An Apprentice's View of DIO
...really pleased that I chose the Civil Service Fast Track Apprenticeship Scheme. I feel that I’ve learned a lot of new skills in the seven months that I’ve been here....
Fighting Flooding at Halton Training Camp
...parents from Lancaster Royal Grammar School. A special thanks must also go to Costain, the large national construction company, who are currently building a new government road link on the...
Mobile 'Not Spots' in Devon and Norfolk
...Devon, and Neatishead in Norfolk. To enable Arqiva to use these sites, new leases had to be prepared to cover the project term. The mast site at Dunkeswell, Devon. As...
Taking to the skies: air safety on the training estate
...Pembrey Sands in South Wales and Tain, Scotland, for strafing and dummy bombing, plus Cape Wrath for live bombing runs. RAF Typhoon releasing a Paveway II guided bomb at Cape...
100 days at DIO
...manage building and maintenance projects both large and small, to name just a few. Aerial view of MOD Stafford, developed by DIO as the new home for 1 and 16...
Partnership Working at Elstead Common
...this area. A sign warning that the byway floods. [Landmarc]DIO has recently established the Hankley Users Group (HUG), which regularly meets up with local residents, councillors and different interest groups....
Lights, camera, action! Filming On the Military Estate
...Thetford Forest. (SAC Chris Hill, Crown Copyright) Under the new National Training Estate Prime (NTEP) contract, Landmarc, DIO’s strategic partner, manages third-party activity on the military estate with support from...
Tree Felling: Helping Woodlands for the Future
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...and Yew. There will also be Rowan, Crab Apple and Cherry along with scrub species such as Spindle, Hazel and Guelder Rose. In total there will be about 3,600 new...