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Author Archives: SLMAdmin
Threats to the marshes – Part II
Threats to the Marshes – building and inappropriate uses on open spaces This is the second of our articles on the threats to the Marshes and other green open spaces. In our first article we dealt with the threats posed … Continue reading
Posted in Lea Marshes
Tagged Ice Centre, Leyton Marsh, LVRPA, MOL, Olympics, Waltham Forest Council, Waterworks
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An open letter to the LVRPA
Dear Shaun Dawson We received the latest letter from the LVRPA informing us that work on the Oxbow island would proceed without further discussion bringing an end to our recent attempts to engage with the LVRPA and CART. We would … Continue reading
Posted in Ice Centre
Tagged consultation, Ice Centre, Leyton Marsh, LVRPA
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Threats to the Marshes – Encroachment of blocks around the Marshes
There are a number of ongoing threats to the Marshes and the wider Lea Valley environment, including the River Lea itself. Sadly, many of these threats come from the very public bodies which are entrusted with the protection of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Development, LVRPA, Waltham Forest Council
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Biodiversity Net Gain at the Ice Centre?
Last autumn the Lee Valley Regional Park Authority submitted a planning application to the London Borough of Waltham Forest to double the size of the Ice Centre on the Lea Bridge Road. This site is Metropolitan Open Land (MOL), so … Continue reading
Virtual Beating of the Bounds: Stop no.4
We’re continuing our virtual version of Beating the Bounds on Leyton Marshes, compiled for those that couldn’t take part in person on Rogation Sunday. We will now follow the map, from 🛩️ Stop no.3 along the boundary between Leyton Marsh and Walthamstow … Continue reading
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Tagged Beating the Bounds, geocaching, Horses
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Beating the Bounds 2021
Beating the Bounds has now started. To take part, download the Clue Sheet from here and print it out. You have until 6 o’clock this evening (9th May) to find all the boxes. Good luck! For more information about Beating … Continue reading
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Beating the Bounds 2021
Beating the bounds is a centuries-old tradition, aimed at reminding everyone of boundaries that were important in their lives. During Rogationtide—the fifth week after Easter—villagers, with the rector and other local dignitaries, would walk the parish bounds. The children would … Continue reading
My thoughts on the approval of the new Lea Valley Ice Centre
Ian Phillips has made this video about the impact of the new ice centre on wildlife.