Improvements to training facilities at New Zealand Farm Camp
...during the First World War. Prior to and during the Second World War it was an Air Ministry location attached to Porton Down. Today we use it for a variety...
...during the First World War. Prior to and during the Second World War it was an Air Ministry location attached to Porton Down. Today we use it for a variety...
...risk so we had to stack cut material in piles and use a chipper to dispose of it instead. A volunteer tends to a section of overgrown scrub [Crown copyright...
...to stay safe on the training areas. Two RAF Puma helicopters flying during Exercise Askari Thunder in Kenya [Crown Copyright/MOD 2011] Working together to keep soldiers and local people safe...
...spared approximately 25 litres of herbicide to date. Over the course of the year this will be closer to 100 litres. Looking ahead No Mow May has proved to be...
...involves working with local communities and partner organisations to promote safe and responsible public access to our training areas. An excellent example of this was our recent support to a...
...biodiversity than the surrounding dunes, diggers were used to strip away the top layer of turf to expose patches of bare sand. This will create better conditions for sand dune...
...and I are always looking forward to our next round of deliberations! If you’re keen to submit a nomination, or if you’d just like to find out more, please email...
...staff running the training estate, to other subject matter experts within DIO, to our contractors delivering development projects and day-to-day management, to our tenant farmers and a wide range of...
...rainwater harvesting tank that pumps the water back into the building for use. This greatly reduces water consumption within the buildings and uses the wet British weather to our advantage....
...to manage the Defence estate. New contract performance measures will also be adopted to provide incentives for suppliers to perform well. This will lead to better quality services for military...