Category: Green Spaces

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.

Please find the link to the OSS monthly e-zine below:

https://mailchi.mp/oss.org.uk/your-may-update-from-oss-15118955?e=12d5c1345b 

Please see the latest Open Spaces Society newsletter:

July update from Open Spaces society

Please see the latest newsletter from the London Forum of Amenity and Civic Services:

https://mailchi.mp/0a946b2a0f47/london-forum-insights-issue-15?e=07140017d3

 

Please click the link to read the May newsletter of the Open Spaces Society

May update

The Colne Valley Festival Fortnight is a full programme of events and activities for everyone to enjoy across the whole Regional Park.

From Rickmansworth to Staines, Langley to Uxbridge, we are partnering with volunteer groups, organisations and charities to offer you a variety of Guided Walks, Talks, Activities for Children and Families, Open Days, Exhibitions and more.
Now is the perfect opportunity to explore somewhere new in the Colne Valley Regional Park. Find out more details and how to book on our website. Spaces are limited so secure your ticket now

Find out more and book here

Thank you to everyone who made the time to attend our ‘Improving how the Green Belt functions on London’s Fringe’ conference last month at Brunel University and for responding to our Feedback survey.

Please click on this link to find an account of the conference:

How Can We Best Conserve The Green Belt? Planning Conference Starts Conversation

From this web page you can download the presentations and also watch the recording of the conference. That means that if you were unable to attend you now have the opportunity to watch it at your leisure, thanks to Brunel University’s Audio Visual department.

We are delighted that the conference has stimulated the conversations we hoped for. Please continue to watch the Colne Valley Regional Park Website for updates as the conversation continues.

Thank you again for your support and joining us in our resolve to protect this fragile area of Green Belt.

Kind regards

The Colne Valley Regional Park Team

Colne Valley Park Visitor Centre
Denham Court Drive, Denham, UB9 5PG

please find the April newsletter here:
April newsletter