I’m pleased to report that Peel Ports (Medway) have kindly agreed to donate equipment and tools, worth £500, to the Grain Coastal Park volunteer activity days.
This donation will help volunteers with many important tasks and is therefore much appreciated.
If you’d like to ‘get your hands dirty’ at Grain Coastal Park, starting this Sunday (15 January), you can find out more by clicking here - or just click the image below.
I hope to see you there!
Showing posts with label Peel Ports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peel Ports. Show all posts
12 January 2012
Thank you Peel Ports!
Labels:
Grain Coastal Park,
Grain Parish Council,
Hoo Peninsula,
Isle of Grain,
Medway,
Michael Dale,
Peel Ports,
St. James Isle of Grain Parish Council,
Tony Watson,
Volunteer Activity Days
4 November 2011
Fresh air soon in Hoo . . . Pong Update!
Following a post on this site in September, about the unpleasant smell coming from Chatham Docks and sweeping across Hoo, Peel Ports have now released an update on the situation.
Click the images below to enlarge:
I can't wait for some fresh air!
Click the images below to enlarge:
I can't wait for some fresh air!
Labels:
Chatham Docks,
Environment Agency,
Hoo Peninsula,
Hoo St. Werburgh,
Medway,
News,
Peel Ports
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