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Chilterns National Landscape eNews

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More news

Exciting improvements coming to the Chess Valley Walk

Restoration works and access improvements along the Chess Valley Walk have begun to enhance the surrounding landscape for both people and wildlife.

13km of power lines disappear from the Chilterns National Landscape in a major undergrounding project

The Chilterns National Landscape is thrilled to welcome the completion of a £2 million project to remove over 13 km of overhead electricity lines from the Chess Valley area.

A greener Hamble: seeing the benefits of river restoration in a summer of drought

During one of the driest summers in recent years, we're getting a striking glimpse of how the restored landscape is responding.

Upcoming events

Find out what’s on in the Chilterns – walking or biking, food & drinks, serious trekking or a picnic on the flat – the possibilities are endless.

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