Damage to Nature Reserve by development? – Bawdsey Ave

Local residents and AHDA have raised concerns over a recent development at Bawdsey Avenue for several months. We have been in contact with the Planning Dept, Enforcement team and Fairlop Gravel Working Party. In the last week Wes Streeting’s office contacted AHDA for an update due to reports sent to them. They have also contacted

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Fairlop Waters Consultation – Phase 2 – First meeting

AHDA attended Phase 2 Fairlop Waters Extension Consultation 24/5/21 The council has not made it clear what the timescale for this development is. The attendees seemed to be under the impression that it was all going to happen soon and didn’t realise there was still gravel extraction going on for at least another 10 years.

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Litter Pick 2021

UPDATE** Jenny’s letter in the ILFORD RECORDER On Saturday, 22nd May, 23 local residents turned up to the annual , “Clean Up the Hatch’ morning organised by the Aldborough Hatch Defence Association (AHDA). They concentrated on our green areas including, footpaths, shrubberies, ditches and nature reserves and despite the rain and wind, managed to collect

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Its all about the trees

A couple of interesting articles on the state and number of trees in London Boroughs and the effect on wildlife. The Evening Standard reports on the Earth Day Study showing how much of the capital is covered in trees. Redbrdge comes 25th out of 32 with only 16.93% coverage. Barnet is top with 27.1% coverage.

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