Site Tours for Local Interest Groups

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In order to improve local awareness of what we are doing on site, the Berkeley St Edward team at Hartland Village in Fleet are running a number of site tours for local interest groups, including the Science and Technology U3A group (an interest group for retirees), the Trefoil Guild (girl guiding for adults), and Rushmoor Healthy Living (a charity supporting isolated older people).

As well as being an exciting opportunity for the visitors to see the site behind the scenes, these tours allow us to dispel any myths surrounding the work we are doing on site and provide a unique insight into the world of construction. Local relationships have already been improved through these visits, with word being spread of our sustainability work and contributions to the local community.

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Published 23 December 2019
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Community engagement, Support for local charities,

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Large, Very Large,

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Good practice,

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Jennifer Upstill
Community Liaison Advisor

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