01/07/19
– River Beane events
Event - Restoring Soils and Rivers in the Beane Catchment
Join us for an inclusive event on Thursday 11th July, 2019 hosted by Affinity Water, Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust and River Beane Restoration Association. Read more ...
17/06/16
– River Beane events
River Beane Restoration Association AGM 29th June
Our partners at the River Beane Restoration Association will be holding their Annual General Meeting – June 29th – Watton at Stone Memorial Hall, 8pm. Read more ...
21/08/15
– River Beane events
River Beane Walk - Whitehall to Walkern
After a great turnout for the first River Beane walk last month, River Beane Restoration Society are now looking forward to hosting the second of their walks, this time taking place on the upper part of the river. Read more ...
02/07/15
– River Beane events
River Beane Walk - Watton to Hertford
The River Beane Restoration Society has organised the first of two walks along the River Beane to enable people to explore and enjoy the rights of way that allow almost the entire length of the river to be walked.The first walk will be taking place on the 25th July, beginning in Watton-at-Stone and ending in Hertford. Read more ...
29/03/15
– River Beane events
19th April 2015 "On the banks of the Beane" Film evening
Following its premiere last October, "On the banks of the Beane" will be shown on Sunday 19th April 2015 at the Village Hall, Aston. Read more ...
09/09/14
– River Beane events
9th October 2014 Film Premiere 'On the Banks of the Beane'
The River Beane Restoration Association presents a new film about the River Beane.
Directed by Howard Berry, Senior Lecturer in Post-Production at Hertfordshire University, the film explores the past, present and future of the Beane. Read more ...
01/07/14
– River Beane events
Tuesday 18th November: Full Beane and Mimram Annual Catchment Partnership Meeting
Everyone is welcome at this annual get-together of everyone involved in the Beane and Mimram Catchment Partnership. Read more ...
25/06/14
– River Beane events
River Beane AGM
The AGM of the River Beane Restoration Association will be held on 30th June at Watton-at-Stone.
All welcome; topics under discussion will be the forthcoming film about the River Beane Read more ...
30/04/14
– River Beane events
Himalayan balsam - help needed
A series of balsam-pulling days are being organised along the Beane and Mimram to try and control this invasive plant species. Read more ...
31/03/14
– River Beane events
Free practical river habitat workshops
APPLY SOON! Free practical river habitat workshops!
This spring the Wild Trout Trust, in partnership with the Environment Agency, is running a series of free, hands-on, practical river habitat workshops. Read more ...
17/04/13
– River Beane events
Help us get rid of Himalayan Balsam!
The invasive species Himalayan Balsam causes huge problems for our rivers. Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust are planning several working parties this summer to pull Himlayan Balsam from key locations within the catchments. Read more ...
07/03/13
– River Beane events
The Science of Chalk Streams
You are invited to an evening of short talks focussed on current scientific research into chalk stream restoration and monitoring. Speakers include researchers from London’s Natural History Museum, the University of Hertfordshire & University College London. Read more ...
30/11/12
– River Beane events
Beane and Mimram Catchment Management Plan launched!
The Catchment Management Plan for the Rivers Beane and Mimram will be launched at an evening event at Bayfordbury on Wednesday, 23 January 2013. For more information, or to request a place, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Priority will be given to people who attended the planning workshops in autumn 2012.
02/11/12
– River Beane events
‘Walk the Beane’ event
On Friday 12 October 2012 a group of concerned local people, community groups and Stevenage MP Stephen McPartland came together to walk a one-mile section of the dried up River Beane. Over 50 people attended the event, which they hope their walk will raise awareness of the river’s sad state, and support the current campaign to restore flow. Read more ...