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Bat Walk (Sat 20th Sept)

There’s a guided bat walk on Saturday 20th September (Not Sunday as we originally stated).

Meet outside the Coppermill Pub on Coppermill Lane at 8pm.

The walk will be guided by the local community bat group: ‘Lee Valley Bats’ who are affiliated to the BAT CONSERVATION TRUST. You can sign up for free membership of Lee Valley Bats here, but the walk is open to all.
Visit the Lee Valley Bats site to discover all the Bat species to be found in the Lee Valley.

Walks usually last around an hour and 30 mins.
Requirements:
· sturdy footwear
· a waterproof
· a torch (for lighting the ground, not surroundings)
· children welcome, but only when accompanied by a parent or guardian, (or other entrusted person)

Any other questions please email Lee Valley Bats

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Government planning news

New proposals to make the 2016 zero carbon homes target a reality December 17, 2008
Housing Minister Margaret Beckett today set out the Government's proposals for making all new homes zero carbon from 2016. (continues...)
Drive for affordable homes and improved rights for tenants steps up a gear December 1, 2008
The drive to deliver much needed affordable homes and safeguard higher housing standards for eight million social housing tenants took a massive step forward today. (continues...)
Planning bill green light will now accelerate renewable energy November 27, 2008
The UK's ability to compete in a tough global economy and deliver new green infrastructure vital for reducing our carbon emissions was given a major boost today with the Royal Assent of the Planning Bill. (continues...)

News from Fight The Height

Arcade: back to the drawing board December 23, 2008
At a council meeting last week – and as reported in this week’s Walthamstow Guardian - councillors finally admitted that the Arcade plans are no longer going ahead as planned. The good news is that we might end up with, say, a swimming pool instead of a Primark. (Although this could turn out to be yet another pipe dream that vanishes when the council takes […]
RESIDENTS DEMAND ANSWERS ON DELAYED TOWN CENTRE DEVELOPMENT December 16, 2008
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Enough is Enough December 8, 2008
On Radio 4s Today Program this morning Councillor Loakes made clear the Councils priorities; "Its about protecting the quality and the offer of the town centre. ... Enough is Enough" Hear, hear. We couldn't agree more. Granted, he was talking about the council's takeaway outlet plan; ' Fastfood Undermining Can Kickstart - Univers […]

Latest news from the library campaign

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Thanks! June 7, 2008
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Latest news from the campaign to save the William Morris Gallery

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