The March edition of the High Halstow Times is now available. Once again packed full of stories, reports and things to do. Just click on th...

Lots of people from across the Hoo Peninsula have been busy distributing Medway Council leaflets, car stickers and badges, as part of the ca...

Leaflets are being delivered across the Hoo Peninsula, calling on local residents to oppose the idea of building one of the largest airports...

Continuing my focus on some of the people who have recently been in touch to talk about their connections to the Hoo Peninsula, I am today l...

The March edition of Allhallows Life is now available. Click the image below to see the full copy. This month’s edition includes an updat...

I mentioned the other day how nice it is being contacted by former, current and future residents! Often living locally, but sometimes living...

The 'muddies' certainly were - they had to be! Back in the late 1800s and early 1900s, gangs of men from local villages competed f...

The second Grain Coastal Park volunteer activity day of 2012 took place today. And once again we were blessed with a lovely sunny morning. ...

It’s always nice when people get in touch to say hello and give feedback about what they like on this website. I’m often contacted by peo...

Over the last couple of months there has been growing speculation and debate about the possible building of an airport in our area. As most ...

I caught up with long time local resident Arthur Vidgeon last week, chatting about his excellent local website - containing lots of old phot...

I’ve posted something very similar about this before, but no apologies for doing so again! Since 2006, I’ve been meeting lots of the penin...

With new development having enlarged Hoo in more recent years, it’s good to see that some old village characteristics can be maintained and ...

Hoo St. Werburgh Parish Church will be hosting their first concert of the year on St. Patrick’s Day (Saturday 17 March), to raise much neede...

As I mentioned last month , Peel Ports agreed to donate equipment to the Grain Coastal Park volunteer activity days. Michael Dale, who is ...

I usually prefer to spend time looking at the interesting, occasionally light hearted and generally positive elements to living on the penin...

So, the anticipated snow finally came and did its worst. Thankfully the main roads on the Hoo Peninsula were relatively clear of snow, whe...