Can all of you amplify this story by Charlotte in Hampton. Please RT to reach London media.
@DrAmirKhanGP please RT
@FayeBarker does ITV london have an environment corr please?
@habsandheritage please can you RT
@WildLondon please can you help
@RSPBEngland this vital bird habitat in London is being destroyed

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