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Welcome to the first online edition of Signpost. This is an alternative to the print edition.
Latest news and dates for your diary.
It was never my intention to
be proposed as Chairman when I first spotted one of Dave Morton's signposts above the Fernilee reservoir in the Goyt
Valley. I just thought “what a great sounding organisation ...
Kay Douglas ,Secretary of Eccles
Rambling and Social Club, long time and much valued Affiliates of our Society invited me to attend and say a few words
at their meet-up north west of Dunsop Bridge on June 23rd. It was a most special occasion ...
The legal route of a public right of way is that shown on the definitive map produced by all highway authorities; this route should also be the one shown on OS maps. If you find that the route which you walk does not seem to be the same as that on your OS map, this could be ...
The society has been watching this case with interest. The following is an extract from District Judge Andrew Davison’s recent judgement at High Peak Magistrates’ Court ...
This Society was born out of
the struggle to save the 'Snake Path' between Hayfield and the A57. Since then the Society has fought, and still fights,
countless battles to safeguard our public rights of way. Most do not make the headlines, but ...
In the Annual Report, David Bratt paid tribute to the work of Adrian Littleton. John Harker's article on the Benfield path again makes mention of a tribute to Adrian. It is fitting that the memory of a man who did so much for the Society ...
When considering whether to oppose the diversion of a long obstructed path, notions of pragmatism and fairness can conflict. One example is the diversion of part of Holmfirth 34 which has recently been confirmed following a public inquiry ...
People often say 'lucky you' when I tell them I am heading to the Isle of Skye. I suspect they imagine that I am off
on a Society funded jaunt to the West Coast of Scotland rather than to Hunshelf near Barnsley. They are right ...
Details of short walks September, October, and November. Longer walks August, September, and October. See also the complete current walks programme.
| Page title: | Signpost 41, Summer 2012 |
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| Address: | https://peakandnorthern.org.uk/newsletter/1208-signpost41.htm |
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