Last Friday Rangers Andrew and Dan took Fab Friday out on a cleaning mission of the Wye from High Wycombe Retail Park to the back of the old Homebase store at Wye Dene. Four shopping trolleys (kindly returned to their correct location), a bicycle, and thirty rubbish bags later, we called the deed done and returned to base.
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Staff at The Royal Star & Garter Home in High Wycombe have helped clean up a
stretch of the Hughenden Stream as part of a community project.
They donned wellies to pick out bottles, crisp packets, cigarette ends and other
rubbish from the part of the stream running behind the new care home, which
will welcome its first residents this month (April).
Spring newsletter 2019 articles on our 5 year anniversary, Wycombe District Council, Be a Ranger, team building, Deangarden Wood, Local Area Forum, volunteers
Chiltern Rangers engaged with 192 young people and 70 adult volunteers who contributed 876 hours of volunteering on sites in the North West Chilterns. Many of the schools/youth organisations and families we worked with were new to Chiltern Rangers.
