...exploring their local area, including military land, for the first time in order to exercise. It is vitally important for new and experienced visitors of the Defence estate alike to...
...from an admin role in facilities management then moving into a more technical role as an environmental adviser. This has allowed her to use her experience in difficult locations including...
...Groups are involved in many more projects across the estate. Within Sanctuary magazine, conservation groups are represented within the ‘Around the Regions’ section. Find out more in the Sanctuary magazine....
...The technique involves drilling holes into the concrete, inserting the Autostem cartridges. Autostem capsules are places in holes drilled in the wall. [Crown Copyright/MOD2016]You then retreat to a safe distance...
...Op TOUCAN. A few days later, they took part in Op TOUCAN, a drill to put these procedures into practice, observed by the training safety officer and the BATSUB medic....
...work and remain linked to our organisation back in the UK. I am extremely grateful to those who facilitated my visit to the Far East, to everyone I met for...
...to the public when it’s not in military use. Visitors enjoy lots of different activities including dog walking, bird spotting, horse riding, cycling and 'greenlaning' – using 4x4 vehicles to...
...already underway to deliver the new infrastructure and the first facilities are due to be completed in March 2015, when the helicopters will arrive. Let me tell you about how...
...in Deepcut, Surrey. The schemes will help MOD to rationalise its estate and improve its training provision. New roads and infrastructure is currently being built in Deepcut, Surrey, to enable...
...we had to make adjustments to ensure the safety of Service families as well as our staff. This included changing processes to minimise face-to-face interactions where possible, for example by...