Army Basing Programme – A look back and a look ahead
A look back at the achievements of the Army Basing Programme so far and a look ahead to what is planned in 2019.
FISH-ing for ways to reduce MOD energy consumption
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Environment and Ecology, Utilities
Most of us probably don’t realise the real running costs of the various tools, equipment and technology support systems we use at work. The lighting, heating/cooling appliances, and other tools used by MOD staff in the office environment alone cost …
Bicycle Race – Training staff give ‘Le Tour’ a hand
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you won’t have missed that the Tour de France 2014 kicked off in Yorkshire.
Conservation, Catterick and Caerwent: An Archaeological Update
Phil Abramson, a DIO archaeologist, returns to update us on what he's been up to since his last blog: To be honest sitting at a desk is not usually my favourite way to spend the day. Not just because of …
Patrolling My Patch: A Housing Officer’s View
Having heard from Anne Terry about the introduction of Patch Management, Richard McCance tells us what it means on the ground. I have worked in military housing for the MOD for almost 22 years, having joined the DIO’s predecessor …
Introducing Total Patch Management
I am a Housing Manager within DIO’s Service Delivery Accommodation team, managing the delivery of the housing service to 2,300 properties across an area which extends from North Yorkshire to Northumberland and Cumbria. I manage a team of eight Housing Officers to …