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Here we go again!! The cinema is back on Sat 12 Sept in South Millfields, Clapton, London E5 0AR. Free as always and all welcome.
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What’s the Tree Circle Cinema like?
It’s like this.
Sat 12 Sept 2026 - free!
South Millfields, Clapton, London E5
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1 week today we will put on the greatest (free) cinema on e5arth (Clapton) !!! Are you ready? Failing that are you willing and able to come?
Sat 12 Sept, South Millfields, Clapton E50AB
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Denmark, particularly in Copenhagen, has installed floating platforms/islands planted with wildflowers and native vegetation in its harbors and canals.
These create safe urban habitats and sanctuaries for birds, bees, pollinators, insects, and even some aquatic life.
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The Thames Water saga keeps rumbling on.
Now the water regulator - Ofwat - has objected to the creditors' outrageous attempts to keep the utility privatised.
And they're absolutely right. The public won't accept a deal which prioritises US hedge funds ahead of the households who pay for - and depend upon - our water system.
Time to put Thames Water out of its misery. We need special administration, followed by permanent public ownership.
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RSPCA East Winch is one of many rescue centres nationwide struggling with a surge in hedgehog admissions. The centre says you can help hedgehogs by putting shallow trays of water in gardens.
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We have to renationalise our water. Privatisation has been a disaster for health & the environment.
🚨 NEWS: Children taken ill after swimming at a popular river bathing spot.
At least 16 people - including children - have suffered vomiting and diarrhoea after swimming at Farleigh Hungerford on the River Frome, near Bath.
Just days earlier, the site had been assessed as low risk. Now Wessex Water is investigating a nearby sewage overflow. 💩🤢
This is the reality of England's broken water system.
Families should be able to enjoy their local rivers without worrying that a swim could leave them sick. Instead, years of underinvestment, sewage pollution and regulatory failure have left far too many waterways unsafe.
Clean rivers aren't a luxury. They're essential for public health, nature and our communities.
Until water companies are run in the public interest and our rivers are protected instead of exploited, customers, communities and nature will continue to pay the price.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c78y…
#RescueOurRivers #SewageScandal #CleanWater #RiverFrome
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#NaturesRights Bill - where can you find an independent briefing?
@NaturesRights @implausibleblog
lordslibrary.parliament.uk/r…
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This Friday on 3rd July, @natalieben has her second reading on her Nature Rights Bill.
This Bill is radical and would make Nature a Legal entity with its rights places above all others (Humans, Governments and Corporations).
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We're taking part in London Climate Action Week for the first time. Join us on 25 June for a walk around the proposed site and a conversation about nature, water and community led action.
Register: bit.ly/4ehUkxP#LCAW2026
#LCAW2026 #EastLondonWaterworksPark #NatureRecovery
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What next after our delightful River Lea Pilgrimage? We have ambitious plans to stop pollution and get the river's worth recognised! Read more in our blog saveleamarshes.org.uk/2026/0…
#RiverLea #RiverRights
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Defra Trail Hunting Consultation
🦊 If you do one thing for wildlife today, please do this NOW
Please share this post and encourage your friends, family and colleagues to take part before the consultation closes on 18th June.
Together, we can make a difference for Britain's wildlife.
Have your say here: consult.defra.gov.uk/.../tra…
Save Me Trust Link savemetrust.co.uk/our-work/a…
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Hackney wildlife
Watch as a family of Canada Geese rest up on the River Lea while a Little Egret fishes in the background.
@IoloWilliams2 - come and visit Hackney Marshes while you are in the big smoke - urban wildlife at it's best.
#LondonBirds #nature #hackney #springwatch
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Watch as @nationalgriduk chomps through a hedge. In nesting season. Despite its DCO stating “”In accordance with good practice measure B02, vegetation with the potential to support breeding birds will be programmed to be removed outside of breeding bird season (March to August inclusive) where practicable”. So why was it not practicable not to do it in this instance?The ecologist found nothing (what a surprise) but there is no way a hedge like this does not have nesting birds.
(This is Bramford to Twinstead, not Norwich to Tilbury)
@PylonsEAnglia
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#OnThisDay in London's anti-enclosure history, 1751: a crowd force entry into Richmond Park, privatised by the royals. They ‘Beat the Bounds’ of the parish - asserting their rights of access to the old commons.
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Here it is, my occasional reminder that balloons won't make it up to grandma in heaven.
But they will return to Earth and choke wildlife.
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Original. Radical. Free!
Take part in the very first River Lea Pilgrimage, walking from the source to the mouth of our river 🚶♀️🚶🚶♂️
Tickets going fast for the London Lea walks, secure your spot today: ticketsource.com/save-lea-ma…
#RiverLea #Pilgrimage #RiverRights
ALT Save Lea Marshes leading a Beating the Bounds walk by the Lee Navigation, on Leyton Marsh
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Please help get this message to CEO of @networkrail Jeremy Westlake. Email him asking him to unblock the swift nesting sites in the chapel Milton viaduct, Derbyshire. His email is [email protected] @deborahpitman has been asking for ages but she’s been ignored
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So much uncertainty with Ridley Road Village showing solidarity with the traders facing eviction today.
Follow @SaveRidleyRoad
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#saveridleyroad
#nopriceonculture