Ifield Brook Meadows: Community Picnic Meeting Set for September 19

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Ifield Brook Meadows: Community Picnic Meeting Set for September 19

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A community gathering will take place to address the preservation of Ifield Brook Meadows.

The event is scheduled to occur outside The Plough establishment in Ifield.

Local resident Teddy Boy Bear is set to present a comprehensive seven-point strategy aimed at protecting the local green space.

The proposed plan encompasses raising public awareness, examining development proposals in detail, and fostering community unity to ensure the preservation of the meadows.

The gathering is planned for Saturday, September 19, between 11am and 2pm.

Participants have been invited to bring their own picnic provisions and teddy bears.

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