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Welcome to the online edition of Signpost. This is an alternative to the print edition.
Well what a summer we have had. Plenty of warm and sometimes hot days in which to enjoy the summer with all its glories...
Whilst I have lived in the Peak District for over 30 years, I have also worked overseas in Hong Kong and Thailand,
teaching Western cookery and Business Studies and Marketing...
A chance comment circulated by John Harker set David’s Brown and Morton to work. John had accompanied a picture of a well dressing
with the comment ‘a few Society members probably died in the Great War’...
I first became aware of PNFS at a Bank Holiday
market at Chesterfield in August 1988 where a stall
was advertising the society...
You may remember that we featured the ongoing battle to secure access rights on a Public Right of Way (PROW) at "The Heights"...
Neville grew up in Broadbottom, Tameside. After attending Hyde Grammar school, he obtained a degree in Psychology from Liverpool University...
John was out walking at the end of July on Ible footpath no 4 near Cromford, when he came across a perfectly serviceable wooden
stile...
A recent decision letter on a Definitive Map Modification Order (DMMO) by Sheffield City Council
used involvement from both myself and from former Inspector and Trustee, Jack Burling...
PNFS has a new pin badge available.
You may remember that in the Autumn 2017 edition of Signpost, I delved back through the
Society’s records to see what we were up to 50 years ago...
A long standing footpath problem has at last been rectified after concerted efforts by PNFS...
Footpath 160 is the path for which I was given authority to serve Form 1 under s.130AHA80...
John Harker’s, James Petts’, and Oliver Taylor’s article in Signpost 57
reminded me of a path (Leeds 223) that went underneath a factory in the
Stanningley area of Leeds...
Footpath 160 is the path for which I was given authority to serve Form 1 under s.130AHA80. Derbyshire County Council (DCC)...
Wortley is the southernmost parish of Barnsley...
This photo was taken by myself at the beginning of
September on Broomhead Moor in the Peak District National Park near Sheffield...
I have spent some time recently investigating
unrecorded rights of way, particularly in
Derbyshire...
The Sett Valley Café is somewhat unusual in appearance and setting...
Since the Society changed its objects at the AGM in April to include rights of way improvements, we have been discussing how to move forward with the policy...
After 3 years as Editor of Signpost, it is time for me to 'hang up my boots'...
PNFS Half-Year Meeting
Signpost is edited and published for the Society by Ian Salvage, publicity@pnfs.org.uk.
Postal: contact via Taylor House, 23 Turncroft Lane, Offerton, Stockport, SK1 4AB. Design and Print by Lymetrees (Tel / text 07984 059150).
The views expressed in this newsletter do not necessarily reflect the Society
| Page title: | Signpost 58, Autumn 2018 |
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| Address: | https://peakandnorthern.org.uk/newsletter/1810/signpost58.htm |
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