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Why car parking charges are necessary in Epping Forest | Epping Forest Guardian

May is a beautiful time of new growth and rapid change in Epping Forest. Stark winter landscapes are left behind as we shift towards the full summer canopy with even the later budding trees, such as the oak, now regaining its full, green cloak of new leaves. Birdsong is at its finest and an array of butterflies flutter from late blossoms to early summer wildflowers. Change is also afoot for visitors this spring with the introduction of car parking charges in some of the busier car parks. Full details of which car parks are affected are on our website. We recognise that this may at first seem an unwelcome change, but we hope our visitors will understand the need for introducing these charges.

Why car parking charges are necessary in Epping Forest

May is a beautiful time of new growth and rapid change in Epping Forest. Stark winter landscapes are left behind as we shift towards the full summer canopy with even the later budding trees, such as the oak, now regaining its full, green cloak of new leaves. Birdsong is at its finest and an array of butterflies flutter from late blossoms to early summer wildflowers. Change is also afoot for visitors this spring with the introduction of car parking charges in some of the busier car parks. Full details of which car parks are affected are on our website. We recognise that this may at first seem an unwelcome change, but we hope our visitors will understand the need for introducing these charges.

City of London Coroporation cracks down on illegal mushroom picking

The City of London Corporation has handed out £2,160 in fines to people illegally picking mushrooms in Epping Forest.    A total 27 people were slapped with an £80 fine, with some carrying more than 11lbs of mushrooms away from Epping Forest in Essex. Foraging has become popular among foodies, including celebrity chef Hugh Fernley-Whittingstall. The writer and environmentalist is among the food industry s best-known champions of finding food from the wild, along with fellow star chef Simon Rogan. A total 27 people were slapped with an £80 fine, with some carrying more than 11lbs of mushrooms away from Epping Forest in Essex In Britain foraging on public land can only be done for personal consumption, with a limit of around 3.5lbs.

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