In preparation for our AGM the local SNT have provided leaflets on how residents can tell them of any concerns. The leaflets contain information and a link to a survey found here: IMPORTANT – this Survey has been set up specifically for our AGM and is ONLY available until 5pm on Friday 15th October 2021. …
After a long absence, we are pleased to tell you that the Barkingside21 coffee mornings are about to resume. Their first post-pandemic coffee morning will be held in the larger Aldborough room at Fullwell Cross Library from 10 a.m. until noon on Tuesday 19th October. Guest speaker will be Cllr. Howard Berlin will address the …
We will be holding our Annual General Meeting on Tues 12th Oct 2021, starting at 7.30pm, St Peter’s Church Hall. Full details and Agenda to follow.
Redbridge Adopt a tree pit Applications are open from Monday 6 September – Tuesday 30 November 2021 for Redbridge residents to adopt tree pits on their local streets and bring their neighbourhoods into bloom The ‘Adopt a Tree Pit’ scheme is part of Redbridge Council’s community gardening initiative, and gives residents the chance to show …
A huge thank you to all the AHDA members and local residents that helped out at the orchard today to pick apples and do some maintenance. Ivy cut back and suckers removed to keep the orchard in good condition.
We are pleased to be listed on Redbridge’s Get Involved page as a local community group undertaking projects local residents can get involved in to help address climate change. Our Clean up the Hatch Days with litter picking, managing the Dick Turpin Orchard, watching over Aldborough Hall Nature Reserve and protecting our Green Spaces all …
AHDA – Helping address Climate change in Redbridge Read More »
Its time for Dick Turpin Orchard cutting back and apple picking! Everyone welcome, all help gratefully received.
The following is an Open Letter sent by Chris Gannaway Borough Rep for London Wildlife Trust to Matthew Essex of London Borough of Redbridge Council. The land used is designated as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC) in the local development plan. Dear Matthew, I have been back through the email threads on …
Fairlop Waters Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC) – Overflow Car Park Read More »
Backlash as Fairlop Waters meadow turned into overflow parking See full article here https://www.ilfordrecorder.co.uk/news/anger-at-overflow-parking-works-at-fairlop-waters-8182562
Sudden appearance of a ‘temporary’ car park in Fairlop Waters – destruction of trees, hedges and a meadow.