Friends of the River Crane Environment
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Friends Of the River Crane Environment is a registered charity whose aims are to protect and enhance the open spaces around the River Crane
The findings include this interesting plot that shows the total number of people seen in each of 48 paths and open spaces along the way.
This data indicate the relative use and popularity of each area and the ratio of men to women gives an insight in to how safe people perceive the spaces to be.
This data indicate the relative use and popularity of each area and the ratio of men to women gives an insight in to how safe people perceive the spaces to be.
October 27, 2025 at 9:55 AM
The findings include this interesting plot that shows the total number of people seen in each of 48 paths and open spaces along the way.
This data indicate the relative use and popularity of each area and the ratio of men to women gives an insight in to how safe people perceive the spaces to be.
This data indicate the relative use and popularity of each area and the ratio of men to women gives an insight in to how safe people perceive the spaces to be.
We achieved a lot, including maintenance of benches, dead hedge building, vegetation clearance and over 300kg of litter!
October 16, 2025 at 4:47 PM
We achieved a lot, including maintenance of benches, dead hedge building, vegetation clearance and over 300kg of litter!
We were blessed with lovely weather, but hindered a little by thousands of (very well behaved) Harlequins fans heading to The Stoop! The plus side of course was that plenty of folk got to see what we do and many stopped to chat along the way.
October 16, 2025 at 4:47 PM
We were blessed with lovely weather, but hindered a little by thousands of (very well behaved) Harlequins fans heading to The Stoop! The plus side of course was that plenty of folk got to see what we do and many stopped to chat along the way.
It is a bit fiddly, but if you catch the tube to Hatton Cross, walk back a bit along the main road, you then drop down onto it. Magical. This map should help. A lovely walk from there to Twickenham.
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September 4, 2025 at 7:55 AM
It is a bit fiddly, but if you catch the tube to Hatton Cross, walk back a bit along the main road, you then drop down onto it. Magical. This map should help. A lovely walk from there to Twickenham.