A team of 10 volunteers went to Little Canfield with our Ranger Tom to repair the barrier fence over the bridge.

A small group of volunteers went out with Richard our ranger to install four maps at different sites along the Flitch Way. The maps are based on the design of our Flitch Way leaflet. You can find them at the following locations:

We've updated The Friends of the Flitch Way website to make more information available about the Flitch Way and the other areas we work to protect.  For the first time you can download maps and information from our website. 
If you would like to become a Friend, membership cost just £12 a year and the fees are used to provide training and safety equipment for the work party volunteers and producing and sharing information.

Nine volunteers travelled across to Asheldham to open up the sides of a very long bridleway.

Today the volunteers tackled the section of the Flitch Way just east of the Little Canfield road bridge. 

​We went across to Great Tey to be greeted by a totally flooded sunken lane so we decided to move over to Bartholomew Green near Rayne.