Please find the latest news from the Park here: https://www.colnevalleypark.org.uk/news/
You can also see their events and activities at https://www.colnevalleypark.org.uk/things-to-do-2/events/
Please find the latest news from the Park here: https://www.colnevalleypark.org.uk/news/
You can also see their events and activities at https://www.colnevalleypark.org.uk/things-to-do-2/events/
The latest campaign to protect rural england newsletter can be read at https://ca.engagingnetworks.app/page/email?mid=a2d0b5eb955140b0b0780cc0518eb080
Please find the latest Open Spaces Society newsletter here
You can read the Open Spaces Society latest news here: https://mailchi.mp/oss.org.uk/your-may-update-from-oss-15119020?e=12d5c1345b
Please find the latest news from the Park here: https://www.colnevalleypark.org.uk/news/
We would like to invite you to have your say on an exciting rewilding project in Hillingdon.
London Wildlife Trust has commissioned a suitability project, that aims to study options for reconnecting Gutteridge Wood, Ten Acre Wood, and the floodplain meadows and pastures between and around these nature reserves.
We would like to invite local people and users of the area to share their issues and hopes for the area.
We would be very grateful if you could spread the word, so we listen to as many voices as possible.
Online consultation on the 23rd of January
if participating in the online consultation is not possible, please fill this online form:
https://forms.gle/VwPSNCSYv7BVnAMx9
Thanks and regards,
Alex Toledo
Conservation Ecologist London Wildlife Trust – London’s wildlife for the future |
The Colne Valley Regional Park (CVRP) has launched a campaign and a five-point plan to realise its full potential for people and wildlife and to see it preserved for future generations to enjoy. See https://www.colnevalleypark.org.uk/project/campaign/
After nearly 60 years of positive action and creating tremendous value for money on relatively little public funding, the Colne Valley Regional Park is under pressure like never before. Its recent experience is a classic and alarming illustration of precisely what is going wrong with the Green Belt nationally. But all is not lost. If there is the political will, the Park can be at the forefront of developing pioneering solutions, that can then be shared with similar areas across the entire country.
Our campaign is focused on how the countryside can fulfil its potential now and in the future. We are pressing for implementation of a five-point plan to:
The CVRP Trust is the organisation at the ‘coal face’, has positive proposals. But this is a five-point plan for everyone, and we need support and action from local authorities and national government if your local countryside is to be saved.
I hope your community group will actively support this campaign. In the short term:
If you need any further information please contact me.
Have a great Christmas and Happy New Year!
Regards
Stewart Pomeroy
Colne Valley Park Managing Agent
Groundwork South
www.colnevalleypark.org.uk
www.south.groundwork.org.uk
Please see the December update from the Open Spaces Society:
https://mailchi.mp/oss.org.uk/your-may-update-from-oss-15119004?e=12d5c1345b
There is now a newly Surfaced Footpath to connect The Greenway to The Celandine Route (near Breakspear Rd South/River Pinn) that has been completed by LBH Highways Contractors through Funding provided by the HS2 Local Amenity Fund.
we have been asked to remind residents that it is illegal to pick any plant or funghi in Ruislip Woods national nature reserve.
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