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The 'Ebb and Flow' Online Forum

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The Thames Gateway has seen explorers and adventurers set sail and enemies invade. It is also the route by which exotic foods, spices and treasures first entered the nation. The regeneration of the area is the next chapter in this story.

At the Heritage Lottery Fund we believe that our past provides the roots for our future. We have launched the interactive ‘Ebb and Flow’ web forum to get people living, working or otherwise connected with the Thames Gateway involved with the wealth of history on their doorstep. Be it a childhood memory of picnics on the beach at Southend, or views on how the area's nationally important wildlife site can play a role in regeneration, we want to hear your views.

Join Billy Bragg, Wayne Hemingway and many others by sharing your memories and experiences of the Gateway.

>>> Click here to launch the 'Ebb and Flow' forum <<<

Simple instructions
1 Choose the theme you are interested in.
2 To add a new topic within this theme click on the NEW TOPIC button.
3 To read and/or post a reply to a topic click on the title.
4 Click ADD REPLY and post your response - your reply will appear under the feature.

Forum notes: there is no need to register –  feel free to use the forum as a guest. You may upload images, audio and video up to a maximum of 2MB. Click here for a simple gudie to using the forum. For larger files please attach the file in an email to ebbandflow@hlf.org.uk and we will upload it and email you a link for your post. If you have any problems or queries then contact ebbandflow@hlf.org.uk

'Docklands through the barrier'  - photo by Adrian Campfield

 


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