Following on from surveys taken in Farnborough Town Centre and at North Camp Methodist Church Hall we have identified Rushmoor’s 5 top priority areas in order they are: 1. Lower energy bills and warmer homes Energy costs sky-rocketed after the invasion of Ukraine as the price of gas soared and may now increase again as […]
Member and guests of BVFoE spent a pleasant few hours successfully engaging with member of the public and discussing issues they felt important to address to improve the local area. We asked them to select 4 out of the 10 choices available and then prioritise them in order of importance. It did not surprise us […]
The SECA Conference delegates in solitude with the Together Alliance marchers
Results of River Fly testing at Aldershot Park. Several mayfly larva.
picture of Crondall pond the source of the River Hart with Water
Members of Blackwater Valley FoE were proud to be travelling together with and alliance of groups and individuals including Stand up to Racism, Rushmoor United, and Cut the Ties According to sources such as the Guardian and BBC half a million people took part in the March. The atmosphere was one of hope and support. […]
The top row of 5 issues are to do with safer communities and the bottom row of 5 to do with better lives. Monday 9th March 2026 was our first trial of using the Hope Charter Poster. Armed with counter and weights (to keep the poster flat) we went to listen to people visiting the […]
Members of Blackwater Valley Friends of the Earth are proud to be taking part in the Together Alliance (demonstration/protest/event) on the 28th March. To encourage local people to come along local people have organised transport with pick ups from Farnham, Aldershot, Farnborough and Bracknell. This will avoid the need to use shared public transport to […]
We have been water testing in the Blackwater Valley River water catchment for over 10 months now. Some HCC funding together with generous donations has enabled us to continue with our grass root, community based, citizen science project for another year. We must also acknowledge the enormous gift of time that our volunteers give to […]
This small green space is in North Camp. There are many similar to this all over the borough. Some may be bigger others smaller. Each space is unique and deserves to be cherished.