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Welcome to the online edition of Signpost. This is an alternative to the print edition.
The format of the overview page has changed, just click on the image to the right of the summary text to view the full article.
by David GoslingIt was a sad day when PNFS lost its Chairman, David Hurrell, in September. The tributes to him published in this edition of Signpost demonstrate the high regard in which he was held. He was a calm, steady hand, guiding the Society. We miss him enormously.
The date for the next AGM is Saturday, 17 April 2020. The walks programme remains suspended. Please check pnfs.org.uk for updates.
by Shirley Addy
by David OldfieldBarnsley PRoW Department on the ball again!
Can you help us?
by Gordon RichardsA fascinating walk with plenty to see.
by John HarkerIt's always worth tellin the local Highway Authority about PRoW problems.
by David Bratt and othersOur Chairman, David Hurrell died on 17 September 2020, David pays tribute to him.
by David MortonPlenty of news of the signpost front despite the difficulties that the pandemic has posed our enthusiatic Signpost Team.
Find out more.
by Terry NorrisAnother success for the society.
by Pauline WilliamsReading this book felt like being on a roller coaster ride through the history of access to and land ownership in England.
by Rhoda BarnettAn ongoing saga!
by Ian McMillanThe society's newest Vice President write his first article for Signpost, follow his footsteps around his patch.
by Ted WolfeAn unconvention way to identify where you are, but it might just save your life.
by Ken BrockwayWhat is the big picture for Definitive Map Modification applications?
by Mel BaleAn old story that is sadly just as relevant today as it was in the 17th Century.
by David GoslingNigel tells the story behind their decision to volunteer as Footpath Inspectors.
by Ted WolfeTed has been Signpost Volunteer for many years, but now he has shown that he is also a wordsmith.
by John HarkerThis scheme began when The Countryside Commission had the responsibility to co-ordinate government activity National Parks and the wider countryside.
by David OldfieldDavid reports on yet another footpath problem resolved.
by Rhoda BarnettThe Ramblers campaign has received a lot of headlines recently, read more details here and get involved!
by Mel BaleSheffield's leading poet celebrates the relationships between dogs and their owners.
Find out how you got in the society's Autumn quiz.
by John HarkerSheffield Council's prompt action opens another of the city's footpaths.
Signpost is edited and published for the Society by Shirley Addy, editor@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 those of the Society
| Page title: | Signpost 66, Winter 2020 |
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| Address: | https://peakandnorthern.org.uk/newsletter/2012/signpost66.htm |
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