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

This Thursday (26 April), at a Licensing and Installation Service, Hoo will formally welcome the Rev’d John Smith as the new Priest-in-Charg...

We are just 6 weeks away from celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, on Tuesday 5 June. Lots of events are taking place across Medway an...

The campaign to prevent our area being destroyed by a Thames Estuary Airport has really taken off! Medway Council, the RSPB and Friends of...

An unexpected package landed on my doormat yesterday, post marked Zurich. As I don’t know anyone in Switzerland, I wondered what on earth it...

The next volunteering activity day at Grain Coastal Park is this Sunday (15 April), from 10am. Click the poster below to find out more. ...

The next walk organised by the High Halstow Walkers is taking place this Sunday (15 April). Starting out at 10am, the walk will begin at ...

Fancy a nice cuppa and a piece of cake - eaten in aid of a good cause? Well, you’ll be pleased to know there will be a Coffee Morning this...

The latest Hoo Clean Up took place on Saturday with a litter pick around Hoo Village Hall and the recreation ground along Pottery Road. De...

The Frindsbury Lawn Tennis Club will be holding a jam packed Fun Day on Saturday 28 April. The event kicks off at 1pm and takes place at Fr...

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

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

A new project has been launched to bring investment to the Hoo Peninsula. It’s called ‘GIFT Hoo Peninsula’ and local businesses, residents,...

Today marks the beginning of Sport Relief 2012 and there’ll be activities taking place across the country. Locally, the Isle of Grain Youth...

Sunday Boot Fairs, organised by the GEC Bowls Club, will be taking place on the first Sunday of every month throughout the summer (except in...

A group of local residents from Cliffe have begun a project to record the social history of the village. Their project takes in the impact t...

The monthly activity days at Grain Coastal Park have been going well since they were re-launched in January. Litter picking has been a key ...

I bought my ticket last week for the concert taking place at Hoo St. Werburgh Parish Church this Saturday (St. Patrick’s Day, 17 March). It...

The last couple of weeks have been busy, with local residents across the Hoo Peninsula getting involved and delivering thousands of Medway C...

The next walk being organised by the High Halstow Walkers is taking place this Sunday 11 March. Starting out at 10am, from Brickhouse Farm, ...

Back in January , local residents got together and collected 25 bags of rubbish from the back of Hoo Village Square. Although it was a sham...

As part of the campaign objecting to an airport being built in the Thames Estuary, local artists have joined forces to present ‘Beauty or th...

One hundred pairs of grey herons, and another hundred little egrets, are nesting at the RSPB Northward Hill Nature Reserve . They are the ...

Since starting this website a couple of years ago, I’ve learnt lots about the Hoo Peninsula from the growing number of people who get in tou...

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...