Welcome

Welcome to the Friends of Fox Hill. We are a community group created to support access to, and the conservation of, this area of much-loved woodland on the edge of Woosehill in Wokingham, Berkshire.

We are all local volunteers with an interest in open spaces and their flora and fauna. You can follow our news on here, take part in our conservation sessions (see Events), which also include litter picks, or even make a donation by contacting fundraising@friendsoffoxhill.org.

Anyone with an interest in supporting our work can be a member. You can join us and follow us on Facebook. We also welcome new members to join our small committee and take on an active role.

Tim Lloyd, Chair chair@friendsoffoxhill.org


  • Fungi Walk Success
    Many thanks to Keith Boseley local fungi and woodland expert for leading the fascinating nature walk yesterday. The exploration of fungi unveils a fascinating new dimension to appreciate in our woodland. Fungi are vital to ecosystems for several reasons. They decompose dead organic matter,…
  • Call to Action! Public Rights of Way
    Friends of Fox Hill would like to ask anyone who has walked within Fox Hill at any time during the last twenty years if they would be willing to assist in obtaining recognition of further routes as Public Rights of Way. We will need…
  • Art Installation by Trish Roberts
    Earlier this month, Trish brought the community together to take part in an art installation in Fox Hill. She is working on a Masters Degree and is using Fox Hill Woodland as her muse. The work is still there to see, so next time…
  • Meeting our new councillors
    We would like to welcome our new Councillors, Lou Timlin and Mark Ashwell, to Fox Hill woods. We have introduced the new Councillors to the WBC owned part of Fox Hill woods and we are looking forward to working together. We would like to thank previous…
  • Art Installation
    A local artist, Trish Roberts, is doing a Masters which has focused on Fox Hill throughout. Many of you have helped with the ‘answers on a postcard’ survey, or followed the QR code film trail dotted through the woods. A message from Trish: For…