Friends of The Shuttle events – March 2014

Dear Friends of the Shuttle volunteers and supporters,

February saw a very successful event on the River Shuttle with a brilliant turn out of volunteers, a film crew and the removal of 15 bags of rubbish along with a bike, fire place and sofa cushions! Volunteers enjoyed some sunshine and fresh air, a lovely atmosphere and even a cup of tea and biscuit after the event! During the half term holiday local families helped to remove 6 bags of rubbish from the river where it flows through Holly Oak Wood Park and made a real difference to the wildlife living there – well-done!

Spring is beginning to emerge so there is no better time to get out onto the river, see some of the spring flowers appearing and of course help to keep our little river clear of rubbish. Friends of the Shuttle have a few different events in the pipeline so watch this space for future events emails…

For March we have 2 clean up events – please remember to book in advance with your wader size request to the relevant leader (as listed below).

Tuesday 4th March – Clean Up
Meet: Marlborough Park Avenue entrance to Marlborough Park
Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm
Leader: Joanne. Please email joanne.bradley@thames21.org.uk with your wader request if you wish to join us.

Thursday 27th Mach – Clean Up
Meet: Location TBC
Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm
Leader: Mandy. Please email fots-thames21@hotmail.co.uk with your wader request and to find out the exact location nearer the time.

As always, please pass this on to anybody you think might be interested – all welcome! Please don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions/queries.

Thank you for your continued support and we look forward to seeing you all out on the river soon!

Best wishes,
Joanne Bradley and Friends of the Shuttle
Environmental Education Officer
Thames21 – bringing London’s waterways to life
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