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Environment Agency /
Thames Estuary Partnership -
Evening Talks and
Weekend Drop-In Sessions


 

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The Thames Estuary Partnership (TEP) is a forum for local authorities, national agencies, industry, voluntary bodies and local communities to work together for the good of the Thames Estuary. The Partnership is a charity which co-ordinates projects and holds events and workshops to provide information and to gather feedback. More detailed information can be found on the TEP website, www.thamesweb.com/tep.php

The threat of climate change and increased flood risk is an ever present feature of the Peninsular, yet many local people are not aware that plans are already being developed to help those responsible to adapt to these threats.

To try and solve this as well as to give you a voice, TEP is arranging a series of evening talks and weekend open days with the Environment Agency - in conjunction with local partners - to update communities and organisations across North Kent on the Environment Agency's Thames Estuary 2100 Project.

The nearest events to St Mary Hoo parish are:

--   a Presentation in High Halstow Community Hall
on Wednesday 23rd July 2008, between 6-9pm.

--   High Halstow Community Hall on Saturday 2nd August 2008,
between 10am-4pm, when a "drop-in session" will be held.

--   a Presentation in Allhallows Village Hall
on Wednesday 13th August 2008, between 6-9pm.

--   Allhallows Village Hall on Sunday 17th August 2008,
between 10am-4pm, when a "drop-in session" will be held.

For much more information including other event dates, please click here.

St Mary Hoo Newsletter

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Editions of the St Mary Hoo Newsletter are available for viewing. Please click on the date to download and open it in Adobe Acrobat©. 

 

Autumn 2007 <|> Winter 2007 <|> May 2008 **New** <|>

Pond Life Newsletter

  

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The Pond Life newsletter updates you on St Mary Hoo Village Pond activity and work.

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December 2007 <|> Spring 2008 **New** <|>

Police Neighbourhood Surgeries

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PCSO Julie Burrows will be running neighbourhood surgeries on:

Thursday 7th February

Thursday 6th March
Thursday 3rd April
Thursday 1st May
Thursday 5th June
Thursday 3rd July
Thursday 7th August
Thursday 4th September
Thursday 2nd October
Thursday 6th November
Thursday 4th December

between 6 and 7 pm in the Library, Chapel Road, Isle of Grain.

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Friday 8th February

Friday 7th March
Friday 4th April
Friday 2nd May

Friday 30th May
Friday 27th June
Friday 25th July
Friday 22nd August
Friday 19th Sepember
Friday 17th October
Friday 14th November
Friday 12th December

between 9.30 and 11.30am at the Doctors Surgery, Mallard Way, Lower Stoke.

 

Julie can be contacted on 01634 792346, email here.

The Villager Rural Bus Service

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The Villager community transport scheme has two fully accessible minibuses with seating for up to sixteen passengers, including space for up to three wheelchairs. It runs regular excursions to a range of destinations and offers low cost minibus hire for local community and voluntary groups. For more information and to see the latest excursions listed in Medway's Out and About newsletter, please click here.

Bookings can be made by calling: 01634 890100 or by
Email to the following address: rural.projects@medway.gov.uk.

  

If you want your public event added here, please email either clerk@stmaryhoo-pc.gov.uk

or webmaster@stmaryhoo-pc.gov.uk


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