Working with the National Trust to preserve Limpsfield Common for future generations
We are very happy to announce that the Friends of Limpsfield Common Annual Public Meeting for 2024 will be held on 28th September at St Andrew’s Hall, starting at 11.30am and running to 1.30pm with refreshments provided.
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Unfortunately, some of the recently constructed dead hedges and hurdles, that our amazing Task Force have spent hours building, are being removed, dismantled or destroyed. Please do not do this. Here’s why…
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What a fantastic open day afternoon at the WW2 air raid shelters at Grub Street yesterday, Sunday 28th July 2024.
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Our wonderful Task Force volunteers have now finished off the dead-hedge structure outside the High Chart Car Park. Thank you for a wonderful job, particularly in the heat!
All you need to know about dead hedging – a practice being employed in various places across the Chart and Limpsfield Common…
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In one of our roles as custodians of the Air Raid Shelters at Grub Street, we had a lovely time today giving a talk to the children of St Mary’s Year 6 who are learning all about World War II for one of their History modules.
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We want to know what you think! As part of our overall management plan, we would like to know what you think about Limpsfield Common and our activities; what you like, dislike, would like to see more of, or suggestions for activities and projects. We would therefore be very grateful for your participation in our 2024 Survey.
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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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Spring on Limpsfield Common has brought great signs of revitalisation in both the woodlands and heaths.
Continue reading “Ranger’s Report – Spring 2024”
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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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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Friends of Limpsfield Common 