With the much anticipated snow potentially only hours away (expected overnight Saturday into Sunday), I popped along to Homeleigh Nurseries,...

I was invited to attend St. James’ Church on the Isle of Grain on Thursday evening, to observe the Licensing and Installation service for th...

The February edition of the High Halstow Times, the first of 2012, is now available and is packed full of stories, reports and things to do....

Details have now come through about forthcoming walks organised by the High Halstow Walkers right through from February to July. The next...

The February edition of Allhallows Life is now available. Click the image below to see the full copy. This month’s edition includes a not...

Looking to do something a little bit creative? Well, the Higham Craft Club might just have what you’re after. From this Wednesday they wil...

I met up for a coffee and a chat earlier today with Rolf Williams from the RSPB. He told me all about a special walk taking place at the R...

There was quite a bit of community activity taking place on the Hoo Peninsula a couple of weekends ago - with ‘action days’ taking place in ...

The January edition of the RSPB’s newsletter for the North Kent area, ‘On the Marshes’, is out now - just click the image below to download ...

Following a very successful and enthusiastic first year, the Isle of Grain Youth Football Club is inviting children of all ages to join up a...

Okay, I hope I can be forgiven for this blatant advert - but it’s always good to be able to promote new enterprise on the peninsula! In ca...

The High Halstow Times will return in February, so in the meantime I thought I'd mention some of the events and activities taking place ...

I’m a bit late this month adding the latest (January) edition of Allhallows Life. Click the image below to see the full copy. This month’...

The first Grain Coastal Park volunteer activity day of 2012 took place last Sunday. There were almost 20 along to help out - of all ages, fr...

My father came to stay for several days over the Christmas holiday and he was keen to take another look round the peninsula and the places w...

Wednesday night in Hoo means only one thing if you're aged between 12 and 18 - it’s Youth Club night at Pottery Road! I went along to ...

I’m pleased to report that Peel Ports (Medway) have kindly agreed to donate equipment and tools, worth £500, to the Grain Coastal Park volun...

A local history and arts project, sponsored by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Medway Council and the Icon Theatre (Chatham) will be launched lat...

Before Christmas I mentioned the news that a DVD was being produced about Hoo Parish Church. It is a look at Church life and features man...

Broadband coverage on the Hoo Peninsula is patchy at the best of times. I sometimes feel it would be quicker to use a pigeon to send a messa...

Following  last month's  successful formation of Stoke Village Women's Institute, I’m really pleased to be able to mention their nex...

The next walk organised by the High Halstow Walkers is taking place this Sunday (8 January) around Trottiscliffe, which is a couple of miles...

If you're keen to get some fresh air and exercise following a mince-pie packed Christmas, why not come and join other volunteers at the ...

I picked a good walk to start the New Year this morning - all flat and not very long! I started out from St. Mary’s Church, in the hamlet...