Friends of Hatton Fields are grateful for all the support received by the following organisations.
Habitats & Heritage is the charity that cares for the natural and historic environment and climate in south and west London. We want to see nature flourish whilst protecting and enhancing south and west London’s historic environment. Find out more about our work and how you can get involved in making a difference on your doorstep.
Friends of the River Crane Environment, "FORCE" formed in 2003 as a pressure group which successfully countered proposals to build on Metropolitan Open Land (MOL) in Twickenham section of the Crane valley
The Crane Valley Partnership aims to restore one of London’s most natural river systems, conserve surrounding habitats and improve public access so that nearby communities can enjoy contact with the natural world.
Butterfly Conservation is a registered charity dedicated to the conservation of butterflies and moths
We campaign to save and promote green spaces in Greater London, and to make our capital city a better, greener and healthier place for everyone to live in, work in, and enjoy. CPRE London is part of the national network of CPRE, the countryside charity.
Friends of the Earth is a grassroots environmental campaigning community. From our campaigners and lawyers to local action groups and supporters across the country, we push for change for people and planet. And together we make change happen.
The LGBC is an independent, voluntary umbrella organisation for groups and individuals passionate about preserving and protecting London’s Green Belt.
The Freshwater Foundation has been founded by Mark Robbins, an Ealing resident for the past 36 years. During that time, he has gained wide experience of charities and voluntary work, as a volunteer, as a manager within the sector and as a student examining it from without.