Shire Horse Meadow Grass Cut
Hi all. Suggest to come after 11 and hopefully should still be going after school. pls watch here
Salix Ecology Training
To help us understand the factual ecological value of Hatton Fields Salix Ecology will carry out a habitat survey in
May Bat Walk
It’s time for our monthly bat walk to explore and understand more about our bat population. So far 5 species
Litter pick and Tidy of Duke of Northumberland river bank on Hatton Fields
EVENT CANCELLED Due to the severe rainfall, we have had to cancel this event. A new date will be published
Litter Pick
Join us in demonstrating to the Council that Friends of Hatton Fields and our wider community care about our fields
Litter Pick
Join us in demonstrating to the Council that Friends of Hatton Fields and our wider community care about our fields
Litter Pick
Join us in demonstrating to the Council that Friends of Hatton Fields and our wider community care about our fields
Litter Pick
Join us in demonstrating to the Council that Friends of Hatton Fields and our wider community care about our fields
Litter Pick
Join us in demonstrating to the Council that Friends of Hatton Fields and our wider community care about our fields
Litter Pick
Join us in demonstrating to the Council that Friends of Hatton Fields and our wider community care about our fields
June Bat Walk
It’s time for our monthly bat walk to explore and understand more about our bat population. So far 5 species
July Bat Walk
It’s time for our monthly bat walk to explore and understand more about our bat population. So far 5 species
July Bat Walk
It’s time for our monthly bat walk to explore and understand more about our bat population. So far 5 species
Informal Bat Walk
Join our bat walk at sunset on Friday, June 21st, and take part in the Sunset Survey, a Bat Conservation
Hatton Fields May Bat Walk
With 5 UK bat species already detected on Hatton Fields, we will restart our fun, informal and friendly bat walks.
Hatton Fields June Bat Walk
With 5 UK bat species already detected on Hatton Fields, we will restart our fun, informal and friendly bat walks.
Hatton Fields July Bat Walk
Friday 3rd July @9.45 pm With 5 UK bat species already detected on Hatton Fields, we will restart our fun,
Hatton Fields August Bat Walk
With 5 UK bat species already detected on Hatton Fields, we will restart our fun, informal and friendly bat
Happy Easter Egg Hunt
Join us for our 2024 Easter Event. In partnership with Flight Stables, we would love to see you at the
Easter Egg Hunt
We are holding an Easter Egg Hunt for our local families to enjoy. Sue from Flights Stables has agreed to
Community Litterpick 25th October
Meet end Richmond Avenue, Bedfont for a community litterpick across the fields and in Dukes Green woodland. Please register so
Community Litterpick – 30th November
Meet end of Richmond Avenue. Pls register so we know how much equipment we need.
Community Litterpick – 24th January
Meet end Richmond Avenue near the river/bridge. Please register so we know how much equipment we need to bring
Community Litterpick
Meet end Richmond Avenue, Bedfont for a community litter pick across the fields. Pls register so we know how much
Community Litter pick 27th June
CANCELLED DUE TO HEAT Meet end Richmond Ave
Community Litter Pick
Come and join us in showing the Council how much Friends of Hatton Fields — and our whole community —
Community Habitat Survey
In 2024 we learned about how to monitor the habitat of Hatton Fields. It’s time to do it again!
Committee end Q3 2025 meeting
Our Committee Quarterly Meeting will take place. Agenda: Last minutes of MeetingMatters Arising:i) Campaign updatesii) Community vision activitiesiii) Financial ReportAOB
Committee end Q1 meeting
Agenda and minutes to be found in committee docs in due course
Bat Walk
Join our bat walk at sunset on May 17th to hear from Eliott Newton, a Biodiversity officer from Kingston and
August Bat Walk
It’s time for our monthly bat walk to explore and understand more about our bat population. So far 5 species
August Bat Walk
It’s time for our monthly bat walk to explore and understand more about our bat population. So far 5 species
Allotment Sessions
Watering and tidy-up sessions, including general education chats about growing food and the importance of Hatton Fields. Depending on interest
