The Land of the Fanns is delighted to announce the publication of a new book which details theĀ history, natural history and heritage of the area from its earliest beginnings to the 20th century. Researched and written by local historian and buildings conversationist Sue Smith, The Land of theĀ Fanns and its
Howard Vaughan from the RSPB led two free guided circular walks on 23 and 27 May 2022 around the Ingrebourne Valley. Ā Spring was in full flow as they explored the wildlife of the river, marshes, woods and surrounding farmland. Read the full account of Howards walks by clicking on the
Oliver road Lagoons is a fascinating brownfield site in West Thurrock, owned by The Land Trust and managed by Essex Wildlife Trust. Oliver Road Lagoons is one of the best sites in the country for invertebrates and is inhabited by some very rare species, including the distinguished jumping spider. This
At the beginning of April, as part of the Land of the Fanns Community Archaeology Project, Museum of London Archaeology (MOLA) worked with the Young Carers on an exciting project at Valence House in Dagenham. The project was to explore the archaeology of the site and demonstrate to young people
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