...for the newts, while the adjacent mixture of habitats is perfect for foraging and hibernation. Impressive numbers of dragonflies fly over the ponds, which support a vast range of aquatic-invertebrate...
...in the Forces for 12 years, seeing action in the Gulf War and in Northern Ireland. He then had a successful career as a firefighter for over 20 years. In...
...that Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) proudly cares for that helped the Allies prepare for the D-Day landings in 1944. A replica of the Nazi-built Atlantic Wall can be found on...
...tell their stories, but we will never forget. Reflecting on my Grandad’s experiences, it is easier for me to understand his reticence in discussing and re-living what must have been...
...that our Armed Forces remain amongst the most capable and professional in the world. Lt Col Danny Morrell from our Germany team on what Sennelager Training Area provides for the...
...wide-ranging, the operational impact of down-time for maintenance is often severe, and there is a need for economic solutions. John Cook, DIO's Head Airfield Pavements Engineer [Crown Copyright]DIO's Airfield Pavement...
...accommodation for my Service families. I know it is all very disruptive to everyone but the families can be reassured that the ultimate goal is for them to have somewhere...
...a timely opportunity to share our thinking on what comes next. You are less likely to have noticed our announcement about a Future Procurement Group (FPG) for DIO. Matt Foley,...
...the grapevine that Glastonbury festival was already turning in to a mud bath and all assumed that our day of filming for the BBCs weekly Countryfile programme was going to...
...for DIO, and that is to expect the unexpected. Jon Butler. My first project as project manager was the refurbishment of the Grade 2* listed Senior Non-Commission Officer (SNCO) mess...