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South East Essex Conservation Volunteers. A TCV Community Network Group site. The South East Essex Conservation Volunteers. Are a group of people that enjoy managing and improving local wildlife areas. Formed in 1987, we carry out practical conservation projects every other Sunday at various locations throughout south east Essex. Typical projects include scrub and path clearance, hedgelaying, coppicing, fencing, litter removal and pond maintenance. But we dont take it all too seriously!
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Rochford District Community Archive

NEWS - 5th August 2015. Its with great regret that we report the recent death of Sid Barker who was a member of the Group and who contributed actively to the site. Can anyone help Kimberly Baker who has posted this query. Church bells old and new.

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South East Essex Conservation Volunteers. A TCV Community Network Group site. The South East Essex Conservation Volunteers. Are a group of people that enjoy managing and improving local wildlife areas. Formed in 1987, we carry out practical conservation projects every other Sunday at various locations throughout south east Essex. Typical projects include scrub and path clearance, hedgelaying, coppicing, fencing, litter removal and pond maintenance. But we dont take it all too seriously!

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