Rabbits: their role in the Brecks

A free talk to discover the role of wild rabbits in history and present day conservation.

September 14, 20266-7.30pm

The Royal British Legion, 97 London Road, Brandon IP27 0EL

Free

This event is being run by Brandon Town Council as part of Heritage Open Days

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How much do you know about rabbits?

Hear from a Natural England Senior Reserve Manager in this free, entertaining talk and discover the role rabbits have played in English history, the impact they have had on Brandon particularly and how important they are to the Brecks today despite being seen as a pest elsewhere.

Free tea and coffees available.

When: Monday 14th September

Time: 6-7.30pm

Where: The Royal British Legion, 97 London Road, Brandon IP27 0EL

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Cost: Fully funded with thanks to the support of Brandon Town Council.

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Facilities: There are toilets and refreshments available on site.

Parking: There is some limited parking available on site.

Free parking is also available at Brandon Leisure and Health Hub, Church Road, IP27 0JB (5 minutes’ walk).

Public Transport:

The closest bus stop is Old Forge Court (3 minutes’ walk). For information on bus times, visit bustimes.org

Brandon train station is located about 20 minutes’ walk away with trains from Thetford, Norwich and Cambridge.

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