Help Stop HS2 group to hold family friendly save Cubbington Woods walk tomorrow

Help Stop HS2 will hold a socially distanced walk around the edge of Cubbington Woods tomorrow (Tuesday July 7).

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Chris Packham 's stepdaughter Megan McCubbin, who is a TV presenter, zoologist and conservationist is supporting the campaign to save Cubbington Woods from HS2.Chris Packham 's stepdaughter Megan McCubbin, who is a TV presenter, zoologist and conservationist is supporting the campaign to save Cubbington Woods from HS2.
Chris Packham 's stepdaughter Megan McCubbin, who is a TV presenter, zoologist and conservationist is supporting the campaign to save Cubbington Woods from HS2.

Children are invited to draw a picture of their favourite woodland animal to decorate the fencing that now surrounds the woods.

There will be speeches given and poems read as well.

Walkers are encouraged to bring banners and posters in protest against the destruction of the woods.

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Help Stop HS2 have said: "As we emerge from lockdown where so much has been made of people reconnecting with nature, and with calls for a green recovery, it is sadly ironic that there is no end in sight to the destruction of our environment, ancient woodlands and natural world.

"Instead it seems that such losses will be accelerated with focus on HS2, infrastructure and build, build, build.”

TV presenter and wildlife expert Chris Packham's legal team will be challenging HS2 in the Court of Appeal on 8th July, bringing further public attention to the project.

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Walkers will meet at St Mary's church in Cubbington at 10.30am for an 11am start.