Overgrown public footpath near Crossness summer 2016. Photo Karen Sutton.
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- Current issues
- Previous issues
- Crayford Marshes (Howbury Park), proposed railfreight interchange depot. Planning application 15/02673/OUTEA.
- Erith Quarry ‘development’ application – BNEF and LWT submissions
- Mill Meadows planning application – BNEF and LWT submissions
- Norman Rd, Belvedere. Planning application 13/00918/FULM
- Erith Quarry
- Thames river crossings (Gallions Reach, Belvedere)
- Groups
- Site Conservation Groups
- Braeburn Park, Crayford, Volunteering.
- Friends of Crayford Marshes
- Friends of Crossness Nature Reserve/Erith Marshes
- Friends of Danson Park
- East Wickham Conservation Volunteers
- Friends of Footscray Meadows
- Hall Place (Hiders)
- Joydens Wood
- King George’s Park, Sidcup
- Lesnes Abbey Conservation Volunteers / Wednesday working group
- Friends of the Shuttle
- Sidcup Community Garden Project
- Woodlands Farm
- Study and Species Groups
- Conservation Groups
- Campaigning Groups
- Site Conservation Groups
- Places
- Bexley’s Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation – a document ignored by the Council.
- Inventory of Bexley’s open spaces
- List of Parks and Open Spaces on Wikipedia.
- Local Walks
- Roadside verges
- Rivers in Bexley
- Bexley Park Woods
- Braeburn Park, Crayford.
- Bursted Woods
- Crossness Nature Reserve
- Danson Park
- East Wickham Open Space
- Erith Marshes
- Erith Pier
- Hall Place
- Joydens Wood
- Lesnes Abbey Woods
- Shenstone Park
- Thames Road Wetland
- Upper College Farm
- Woodlands Farm
- Nearby. Not in Bexley but on our doorstep.
- Get involved
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- Info & advice
- Fly-tipping and illegal Waste Carriers
- Reporting problems to Bexley Council
- Ancient woodland and veteran / TPO trees
- Biodiversity duties of Local and Public Authorities
- Brownfield (Open Mosaic Habitat)
- Invertebrate Web Resources
- Moths – learning more
- Nature conservation site designations explained, with particular reference to the Borough of Bexley
- Sick or injured wild animals, reporting dead animals to the Council
- Protecting Trees
- London Urban Forest Plan
- Advice for owners and occupiers for SSSIs
- The London Parks and Green Spaces Forum
- Wildlife
- Bexley Wildlife – About us