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| Dr Graham Plant FRCR, NHMET Chairman |
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| Key ARK Supporter: DINWOODIE (1968) Settlement |
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| At the beginning of 1992 we were approached by the Trustees of the Dinwoodie (1968) Settlement whose initial enthusiasm encouraged us a great deal in the development of the idea. They committed their support to the Appeal in guaranteeing £1 Million (UK Pounds). |
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| Walter Dinwoodie was a very talented engineer who specialised in the use of explosives and quarry development. Before his death, he and his wife settled mineral deposits that they had purchased in Staffordshire in Trust. The income produced by these and other assets of their Charitable Trust is used to assist the medical profession in enhancing opportunities in England for postgraduate medical education. The Dinwoodie (1968) Settlement is a major contributor to the development of independently controlled Postgraduate Medical Education Centres and examples are to be found in Chichester and Stafford. Their continued support has been and remains of inestimable benefit in driving the ARK Project forward. |
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| Topping Out" Ceremony |
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ARK Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony |
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| 30th November 2001 |
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12th June 2001 |
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Apprentice Electrician Stefan
Wheeler and Jonty Horne |
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The Earl Of Portsmouth, Dr Graham Plant & Mr Myrddin Rees |
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| The Official Opening of the ARK Centre |
| 14th March 2003 By The Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire Mrs Mary Fagan. |
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Graham Plant, Mrs Mary & Capt
Christopher Fagan and Merv Rees |
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Graham Plant & Merv Rees |
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Registered Charity
Number. 1041307 |
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