04 December 2019
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Friends of Barnes Common
Friends of Barnes Common
Welcome to this very special pocket of historic, unenclosed Common land in southwest London.
Covering just 50ha (120 acres), Barnes Common is nestled in this urban setting, adjacent to one of the most densely populated cities on our planet. With habitats including nationally scarce lowland acid grassland, reed-beds, meadows, and secondary woodland, it is understandably designated as a Local Nature Reserve (LNR) and Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).
We welcome individuals, groups, external partners and anyone interested in helping us in our stewardship. Together, we aim to conserve and enhance this space for today – and for future generations. If you would like to know more or have stories to share, please get in touch.
Mike Hildesley, Chairman
Friends of Barnes Common
Welcome to this very special pocket of historic, unenclosed Common land in southwest London.
Covering just 50ha (120 acres), Barnes Common is nestled in this urban setting, adjacent to one of the most densely populated cities on our planet. With habitats including nationally scarce lowland acid grassland, reed-beds, meadows, and secondary woodland, it is understandably designated as a Local Nature Reserve (LNR) and Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).
We welcome individuals, groups, external partners and anyone interested in helping us in our stewardship. Together, we aim to conserve and enhance this space for today – and for future generations. If you would like to know more or have stories to share, please get in touch.
Mike Hildesley, Chairman
Friends of Barnes Common
Welcome to this very special pocket of historic, unenclosed Common land in southwest London.
Covering just 50ha (120 acres), Barnes Common is nestled in this urban setting, adjacent to one of the most densely populated cities on our planet. With habitats including nationally scarce lowland acid grassland, reed-beds, meadows, and secondary woodland, it is understandably designated as a Local Nature Reserve (LNR) and Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).
We welcome individuals, groups, external partners and anyone interested in helping us in our stewardship. Together, we aim to conserve and enhance this space for today – and for future generations. If you would like to know more or have stories to share, please get in touch.
Mike Hildesley, Chairman
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Consultation! Vine Road Improvement Project
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Jan 05 2020
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Vine Road Recreation Ground SW13 0NE
Jan 15 2020
ADULTS ONLY – this one’s for you!
Vine Road Recreation Ground SW13 0NE
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