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Author: thewordbird

I'm a PR consultant, copywriter, social media manager and blog editor. I grew up in South East England, but have lived in France, Italy, Australia and in the beautiful Lecrin Valley near Granada in Spain. Now I work from home in the pretty village of #Limpsfield, Surrey, surrounded by the rolling hills of the North Downs and the hum of the delightfully picturesque M25!

Please don’t take our logs!

On June 14, 2024October 11, 2024 By thewordbirdIn News & Events

A little reminder that members of the public should not help themselves to the cut log piles on Limpsfield Chart/Limpsfield Common. These are managed by the volunteer Task Force.

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Ranger’s Report – Spring 2024

On May 10, 2024October 11, 2024 By thewordbirdIn Conservation, News & Events

Spring on Limpsfield Common has brought great signs of revitalisation in both the woodlands and heaths.

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Meet our NT Ranger, Conor McNeil

On February 27, 2024October 11, 2024 By thewordbirdIn Uncategorized

In summer 2023, Conor McNeil stepped into the role of the National Trust’s Limpsfield Ranger for Limpsfield Common, as Jeremy Saunders has taken on a wider remit, which still includes Limpsfield.

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The new Easy Access Trail on Limpsfield Chart is now open

On April 18, 2023October 11, 2024 By thewordbirdIn Walks and Trails

In addition to the Family Activity Trail, the Friends of Limpsfield Common and the National Trust have now completed the new “Easy Access Trail”, an additional trail aimed at providing access for members of the community who need some support to visit the Common.

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  • Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
  • The Changing Face of Ridlands Grove: A More Natural Approach to Homes for Woodland Creatures 
  • Meet India Davies our new National Trust Ranger for Limpsfield Common
  • Reminder & Agenda – Friends of Limpsfield Common Annual Public Meeting – 27th September
  • Birch Thinning & Tree Popping at High Chart
  • Friends of Limpsfield Common – Annual Public Meeting 2025, 27th September

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