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Beating the Bounds

Sun 25 May

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Meet at Princess of Wales pub

Save Lea Marshes are beating the bounds along the Old River Lea. This is an old tradition of marking parish boundaries. This year Save Lea Marshes is walking along the river as part of the LoveLea Festival which runs from Saturday 17th May to Sunday 8th June. No need to book, free, donations welcome

Beating the Bounds
Beating the Bounds

Time & Location

25 May 2025, 14:00 – 16:00

Meet at Princess of Wales pub, 146 Lea Bridge Rd, Lower Clapton, London E5 9RB, UK

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