The Cray Catchment Improvement Group and have your say
Thames21 have worked with communities in the Cray Catchment for ten years. We are proud to be members of the River Cray Catchment Improvement Group (CIG). These groups are being brought to together to build partnerships for River improvement throughout the Country.
The group’s primary purpose is the development and delivery of a River Cray Catchment Improvement Plan, this will be achieved with community engagement and you can help.
First have your say about the River Cray catchment by completing our on line Questionnaire
The Cray CIG is seeking your experience of our local rivers as part of the development of a ‘Cray Catchment Plan’ which will set out the aims and objectives of maintaining and improving a natural river system for the benefit of wildlife and people.
We need to hear your thoughts about your local stretch of river: What you like about it, what you don’t like. What would help you love it more and what you can suggest be done to improve it. (Even if you do not live near the river, we still would like to hear your views and comments)
Please help by completing and submitting this survey and then together we can begin to make our rivers a better place for the natural environment and our communities.
Clink on the link to the Cray on line Survey
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/L7WKTZ5
The Cray Catchment improvement Group members are:
• North West Kent Countryside Partnership (Host Organisation)
• Environment Agency
• Thames21
• London Borough of Bexley
• London Borough of Bromley
• Darent River Preservation Society
• Darent and Cray Catchment Consultative Group
• Bexley Heritage Trust (Hall Place)
For further information about this group contact Michael Heath the Thames21 project officer for the River Cray. E-mail: michael.heath(at)thames21.org.uk telephone 07968805751
The Chair of the River Cray Group is Mark Gallant (North West Kent Countryside Partnership) email m.gallant(a)nwkcp.org Telephone 01322294727
The Environment Agency has a wider ‘The Challenges and Choices consultation’ giving you an additional opportunity to comment on the choices facing the water environment. For more information on this and the river basin and catchment based approach to the management of our water bodies visit.