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Explore your Colne Valley Park – Summer 2024 edition is ready!

Welcome to our Summer newsletter with details of the challenges of protecting the Park and the local rivers and lots more, project updates, events, local walks and why you should get involved with your Colne Valley Park this Summer! Collect a copy from our Riverside café at the Visitor Centre in Denham Country Park or take a break and read the latest edition online here.
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Green Belt: Why it matters

We take a closer look at the Green Belt and try to explain more about the crucially important role it plays in maintaining a balance between the environment in which we live, and the containment and management of urban development.
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Why we need to protect the Colne Valley Regional Park

Act now to secure its legacy and potential!
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Christmas around the Colne Valley Regional Park

This Christmas why not consider increasing quality time together, encourage outdoor activity or begin a journey of wildlife love and discovery. Take your family outside this December and celebrate Christmas traditions outside in nature.
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Mace Corporate Volunteers Make a Real Difference in Denham Woods

Corporate Volunteers from Mace Group have been supporting the Colne Valley Regional Park by working in Denham Woods.
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Green Skills 6 Week Training Programme

Participants wanted for Green Skills Training programme around Slough working on conservation projects.
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The Colne Valley Park Forum and Lottery Landscape Partnership Celebration

We would like to send our thanks to everyone who came along and celebrated with us last week for the Colne Valley Forum and Lottery Landscape Partnership Celebration, held at Denham Grove Hotel.
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Deregulation Agenda Escalates Threat to the Colne Valley Regional Park

Deregulation Agenda escalates threat to the Colne Valley Regional Park
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Walk like an Edwardian

The Colne Valley Regional Park has published a new walking guide, "Walking in the Footsteps of an Edwardian", based on Stephen Springall’s 1907 Country Rambles Round Uxbridge, which reflects on the landscape changes in the past 100 years – from gravel extraction, motorways, and housing development.
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