The Secret of Bog Lane

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It concluded: “To our Festival Director Michele Doran for all the time and work that you devoted in making the festival another success.” Plans to turn an historic former Derbyshire pump house close to a reservoir into a four-bed Grand Designs-style home are set for approval. Good design is essential for all development irrespective of its location or type. The Council has produced additional guidance for applicants to help ensure developments are of high quality and fully respect the character of the local area and meet the criteria in Design Policy LP18 above. Of particular note for applicants are the Character Area Assessments SPD and the Design SPD. Other detailed local context information can be found in Conservation Area Appraisals, Village Design Guides, or neighbourhood plans, which also provide local context. The key habitats are lowland hay meadow, calcareous grassland, rush pasture, wood-pasture, woodland, ponds, hedgerows, green lanes and streams, with the mosaic of these habitats of value in itself. Create safe communities and minimise the opportunity for crime and anti-social behaviour, including natural surveillance and appropriate lighting of public routes and spaces;

It’s a fantastic little community which meets regularly at its fully-accessible woodland setting in the Park – pop along for a simple cuppa and a chat, or to get hands on with a spot of gardening or woodwork. You can also arrive via the South West Coast Path, which connects to the cliff walk at Durlston. Durlston Country Park location (credit: Google Maps) ParkingNote that this walk has plenty of stiles and kissing gates to navigate, as well as undulating, uneven paths (some of which are quite steep at times). At Dancing Ledge, looking west To Worth Matravers The Valley of Stones NNR derives its name from the impressive ‘train’ of boulders tumbling down the slope and floor of the dry chalk valley. It was sold in 2016 by Severn Trent Water and there are now plans to convert and extend the disused buildings and turn them into a four-bedroom house with a modern design built into the hillside. A large acid mire system lies to the north, with diverse sphagnum moss communities alongside carnivorous plants such as sundews and bladderworts. To the south, more nutrient-rich waters create a fen system where rush and grass communities create the habitat for Dorset’s largest colony of southern damselfly and rare plants such as the lesser butterfly orchid. The reserve forms part of the wider Cerne and Sydling Downs Special Area of Conservation (SAC) and is important for populations of the marsh fritillary butterfly, a scarce species throughout Europe.

He said that there had been interest in the reservoirs from as far away as Hong Kong, as well as locally, but most enquiries had come from people interested in turning them into houses of some kind. although of insignificant altitude, the fell has an extensive and confusing top, the ultimate objective remains hidden on the approach, and the maze of paths needs careful unravelling – besides, failure would be too humiliating! On a first visit it is not only not easy to locate the highest point amongst the score of likely-looking protuberances several of which carry likely-looking cairns, it is actually difficult not to go astray, and, in mist, positively easy to do so.” Loughrigg Fell 5 Other butterflies found on the reserve during the summer include the rare Adonis blue, the green hairstreak, common blue, gatekeeper, grizzled skipper and dingy skipper.Maiden Newton is on the route of the Wessex Ridgeway trail. It is also on Route 26 of Sustrans National Cycle Network. Main habitats: lowland heath made up of dry and wet heath, bog and valley mire Features of interest Colne Bridge resident Nigel Rogers attended the last meeting of Kirklees Council to press the issues concerning Bog Green Lane - the B6118 - as a matter of urgency.

Owners must clear up after their dogs (there are nine waste bins located across the park). Well-behaved dogs are welcome at Durlston Walking routes – exploring within and from Durlston Less than three miles from the centre of Skipton, Sharp Haw seems like a mere pimple at only 1171ft (357 metres) but Police have attended the incident which I understand will result in investigations. This will take months to complete. With the increased number of collisions, I am worried that will result in casualties soon. I am asking the council to take steps to make the road safer as a matter of urgency and keep my family and property safe. All new development must achieve a high standard of design and positively contribute to the distinctive character and amenity of the local area. Proposals should be design-led and will be supported where they:

Appendix 1 - Heathland infrastructure projects and mitigation measures

Oliver Childs, national head of auctions at LSH, said: “These were tanks built into and on top of the land with grass over them so they didn’t protrude aesthetically into the countryside. Get involved with Durlston’s friendly and active volunteer group, which helps maintain the park and conserve its wildlife alongside Durlston’s knowledgeable rangers.