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It’s mind blowing how much better streets can be when designed for kids over cars #Barcelona #superblock #streetsforkids #nobrainer #schoolstreets @GlobalStreets
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🚧 Planned engineering works are taking place on the South Western Railway network on Saturday 4 & Sunday 5 February.
More information here: 👇
southwesternrailway.com/plan…
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📢 MEETING ALERT! 📢
Join us for our next meeting - Wednesday 22nd February at the Twickenham Exchange!
We are delighted to welcome @crisortunity, co-director of @_wearepossible as our special guest 👏
We will also be discussing our priorities for 2023 - see you there!
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ENGLAND v SCOTLAND
Saturday 4th February, KO 1645.
Expected attendance 82,000.
Whitton, Rugby & London Roads closed 1445 to 1645 and 1815 to around 2045.
CPZ in operation 1100-2300.
Shuttle buses from Richmond & Hounslow.
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Great to attend the unveiling of the new exhibition at Feltham Station featuring work created by @RiversAcademy students with @Feltham_Arts, @Mrsfarahkamran2, @Cllrsamiach and Hounslow's Deputy Mayor Adesh Farmahan.
Inspiring to see local young people's creativity & talent!🎨
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Two more volunteers needed for tomorrow
One barcode scanner (could be a fast finisher)
Someone to sort tokens ready for next week
If you can help please let us know [email protected]
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' Apple trees benefit all sorts of wildlife, but traditional orchards are now rare in the UK – around two thirds have been lost since 1960.
So please plant apple trees to help bats, birds, butterflies and bees! '
Advice: bit.ly/3GHhgob
Via @LGSpace
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Donkey Wood Feltham North site visit , walk & talk with local community officers and local police @Sr_Nagra @tmg786 @Shansview @Cllrsamiach @SeemaMalhotra1 @FelthamNLabour
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The Longford River needs your help!
We'll be hosting some volunteering events over the next few weeks. One of the dates will include habitat management in action with the incredible @OpCentaur🐴
More details below on how to take part 👇
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The footbridge. Linking the Glebelands with Blenheim park. Feltham, this afternoon
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An outrageous decision by @_petermason and Ealing Council. Under these plans, half of Warren Farm will be replaced with sports pitches, driving Skylarks to extinction in Ealing. We want this meadow to stay rewilded, not dewilded.
@ChrisGPackham @phoeb0 @ThatVetSean @CPRELondon
🚨BREAKING NEWS; Ealing Council’s plans for #WarrenFarmNR mean significant loss of Public Open Space & a threat to Ealing’s only Skylarks🚨We’re sadly at risk of becoming the biggest ‘de-wilding’ project in West London😔BLOG👉🏼 tinyurl.com/WFNRdewilding #SaveEalingSkylarks Thank you
Feltham Heritage Trail - if you follow the signs you will get lost as there are some missing - so see this map instead. (The signs themselves are approaching heritage status, with their Feltham First pea motif)
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Open meeting this afternoon (Sunday 15th Jan, 3pm) at Emily’s Cafe (on road adjacent to park) - all welcome. Share your ideas, hear plans and get involved!
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Are you an entrepreneur with hospitality / country park experience? Time is running out to apply for the lease for our new cafe which will also provide access to unique 17th century cellar space. M4 and LHR on the doorstep! @FriendsRivCrane @RichmondRambler @Hayes_TP @UB1UB2
Brand new CAFÉ to let as part of our historic park's @HeritageFundL_S funded restor'n. LB Hillingdon seeks applicants to lease and operate. Deadline 20/1/23. E: cranfordpark@hillingdon. gov.uk 4 infopak. @FriendsRivCrane @oneymca @BCCountryParks @ParkLifeWLondon
Feltham looking stunning in the sunshine! Feltham’s green spaces are special and are a real asset for people & nature
Later, Feltham’s market gardening helped feed London. Renowned market gardeners, such as Veitch and AW Smith had nurseries here - cultivating local varieties such as Feltham First pea, and Feltham Beauty apple.










































