First Litter Pick at Lower Lines Park

The Friends of the Admiral’s Gardens (the Lower Lines Park, next to MidKent College in Gillingham) will hold their first litter pick on Saturday 24 March. 
We will be meeting in the playground area in the park, at 11:30.
All Equipment will be provided & everyone is welcome.

 
The group is also planning a series of community events and re-enactments over the Diamond Jubilee Holiday.

 
To find out more, contact Adam Price on 07976 969912.

Share your memories of Brompton

 By popular request – the Brompton Research Study Group – led by local volunteers – is running a second oral history event

Come along to a drop-in session. Bring any photos or documents to share with the group – there’s no need to book, and refreshments will be provided.

For more information contact Nicola Moy

on 01634 334319 or 

chathamworldheritage@medway.gov.uk

All welcome on Friday 16 March

between 1pm and 5pm

at the Royal Engineers Museum,

Prince Arthur Road, Chatham

Friends of Great Lines Heritage Park AGM

The November edition of the Chatham World Heritage newsletter can be downloaded here We hope you find it an interesting read. Please do get in touch with your feedback.

The Brompton Research Study Group – led by local volunteers – is looking for memories of Brompton. If you visited, worked or lived in Brompton in the ‘40s, ‘50s or ‘60s (or earlier) please come along to a drop-in session on 13^th  January 2012, between 1.30 to 3.30pm, at the Royal Engineers Museum, Library and Archives (Prince Arthur Road, Gillingham). Or, if you know anyone who fits the bill, please encourage them to attend – there’s no need to book, and refreshments will be provided.

This session is part of a bigger project exploring what it was like to live in Brompton from the age of sail onwards. For more information on the open session or the project as a whole, please contact Nicola Moy via 01634 334319 or chathamworldheritage@medway.gov.uk.