Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks
Mon 14 Sept · 18:00
Brandon Royal British Legion
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On 14 September 2026, from 6:00 pm onwards, the Brandon Royal British Legion in Cambridge will host a free public event entitled "Rabbits: A Look at Their Role in the Brecks." The evening will feature a series of talks by knowledgeable speakers who will explore everything there is to know about wild rabbits. Topics will range from their ecological impact on the local environment to their significance within the broader community. This engaging and informative session promises to offer attendees a comprehensive understanding of these ubiquitous creatures and their role in the Breckland landscape.
Everything you wanted to know about wild rabbits and more!
Join Natural England's Senior Reserve Manager, Chris Hainsworth and learn how influential even small creatures can be in this talk on rabbits. Take a whistlestop tour of the role rabbits have played in history generally, in the town of Brandon particularly, and their importance in wildlife conservation today.
Free tea and coffees available.
When: Monday 14th September
Time: 6-7.30pm
Where: The Royal British Legion, 97 London Road, Brandon IP27 0EL
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Cost: Fully funded with thanks to the support of Brandon Town Council.
Suitable for: Adults
Facilities: There are toilets and refreshments available on site.
Parking: There is some limited parking available on site.
Free parking is also available at Brandon Leisure and Health Hub, Church Road, IP27 0JB (5 minutes' walk).
Public Transport:
The closest bus stop is Old Forge Court (3 minutes' walk). For information on bus times, visit bustimes.org
Brandon train station is located about 20 minutes' walk away with trains from Thetford, Norwich and Cambridge.
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Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks takes place on Monday, 14 September 2026 at 18:00.
Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks is held at Brandon Royal British Legion in Cambridge (97 London Road, Brandon, IP27 0EL).
Entry to Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks is free.
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Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks
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On 14 September 2026, from 6:00 pm onwards, the Brandon Royal British Legion in Cambridge will host a free public event entitled "Rabbits: A Look at Their Role in the Brecks." The evening will feature a series of talks by knowledgeable speakers who will explore everything there is to know about wild rabbits. Topics will range from their ecological impact on the local environment to their significance within the broader community. This engaging and informative session promises to offer attendees a comprehensive understanding of these ubiquitous creatures and their role in the Breckland landscape.
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Everything you wanted to know about wild rabbits and more!
Join Natural England's Senior Reserve Manager, Chris Hainsworth and learn how influential even small creatures can be in this talk on rabbits. Take a whistlestop tour of the role rabbits have played in history generally, in the town of Brandon particularly, and their importance in wildlife conservation today.
Free tea and coffees available.
When: Monday 14th September
Time: 6-7.30pm
Where: The Royal British Legion, 97 London Road, Brandon IP27 0EL
WhatThreeWords///dissolves.gurgling.coverage
Google Maps
Cost: Fully funded with thanks to the support of Brandon Town Council.
Suitable for: Adults
Facilities: There are toilets and refreshments available on site.
Parking: There is some limited parking available on site.
Free parking is also available at Brandon Leisure and Health Hub, Church Road, IP27 0JB (5 minutes' walk).
Public Transport:
The closest bus stop is Old Forge Court (3 minutes' walk). For information on bus times, visit bustimes.org
Brandon train station is located about 20 minutes' walk away with trains from Thetford, Norwich and Cambridge.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
❓ Frequently asked questions
When is Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks?
Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks takes place on Monday, 14 September 2026 at 18:00.
Where is Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks taking place?
Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks is held at Brandon Royal British Legion in Cambridge (97 London Road, Brandon, IP27 0EL).
How much are tickets for Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks?
Entry to Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks is free.
How do I get tickets for Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks?
Tickets for Rabbits: a look at their role in the Brecks can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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