WWRA has a Facebook page as well as a website where you can share your pictures of events, past and present.
You can also ask neighbours when searching for a trusted trades person or offer your services to neighbours (trade, tutor, babysitting etc).
To access please search for our private group ‘Warren Wood Residents Association to find us.’
If you have not walked to the top of Keephill Woods lately or up to the ‘Pines’ development you may be interested (or disappointed) in what you see. See some pictures.
Twelve ‘hi vis’ residents had a very interesting visit to FCC ‘Energy from Waste’ site near Aylesbury where BCC send all our ‘grey bin’ waste to generate electricity rather than landfill. Currently about 300 tonnes of waste/annum generates 26MW/hour is electricity, enough for 40,000 homes.
Waste is delivered by lorries where large grabs drop it into a moving grate where it is incinerated into heat, flue gases and ash.
The heat drives a steam turbine and generated electricity added to the ‘national grid’.
Flue gases are cleaned to within safe limits and essentially only water vapour and carbon dioxide released. Extractable metals are separated from remaining ash.
Great weather, band, food and fun for all attending (about 60). Here are a few photos to remember it by. Thanks very much ‘Halvar’ and their support team, we enjoyed every minutes of your music very much.
See link for more details Annual BBQ Flyer 2018
A few happy pics from the past
Ramble Report
Ten residents joined for a great walk on a beautiful day. See some of the sights captured by John Fowler.
Sunday 3rd June, start at 11am from the Green. We walk along the Wye to Kingsmead and return via Back Stream by about 1230. See the course of our chalk stream and its wildlife.
See Revive the Wye website for more details on our precious and rare chalk streams and what we are doing to protect them.
Some pics of the day by Royal photographer John – A great day had by all
Click here Street Party details to celebrate Harry & Meghan’s Wedding
Litter Heroes deliver
Twelve WW Litter Heroes assembled and filled many sacks of litter from behind the Dyke. Well done and be proud.
Re scheduled date for Litter Heroes to Assemble – Sunday 25th March
Come help us clear all the litter from between our Estate and the Dyke during this years Keep Britain Tidy weekend. We need all WWR’s Litter Heroes to assemble on the Green at 2pm on Sunday 4th 25th March (2-4pm). Pickers and bags will be provided. Please bring gloves. All children must be accompanied by a parent. Lets show what Resident power is all about.
Disclaimer. Please remember that attendance at any WWRA event is entirely at your own risk
Some images taken by Pete Barlow during an enjoyable sunny but cool afternoon walk. We saw brown trout, kingfisher, little egrets and much more.
February 11th starting from The Green at 2pm
Walk to Kingsmead along the River Wye and return along Back Stream to the Dyke. Easy walking lasting 1 hour 30mins.
Wye so special?
Less than 300 chalk streams in the world and one is on our doorstep
Brown trout, kingfishers, little egrets and much more. Not to mention springs where water from the chalk aquifers come to the surface
