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Future of Forests

Started this discussion. Last reply by Mary Parker Feb 5. 3 Replies

Following a massive response to it's call for views earlier this year the Independent Panel on Forestry has published a progress report. Please follow this link:…Continue

National Parks on the telly

Started this discussion. Last reply by John Vannuffel Nov 8, 2011. 13 Replies

There is a series of three programmes being aired on BBC4 about National Parks and the issues they face. Two have gone out so far. The first in the Lake District about a man who wanted to put in a in…Continue

Will Self on wind turbines

Started this discussion. Last reply by Chris Meaney Nov 25, 2011. 3 Replies

Will Self says in this article that he went for a walk through the Sounth Downs. AONB at the time. He has plenty to say here, in his rather unusual style, about wind turbines and generally on the…Continue

 

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South Downs Local Access Forum

The South Downs Local Access Forum (SDLAF) is a group of 16 members appointed by the South Downs National Park Authority to give advice on how best to provide access to the countryside.  Their main function is to look at how the public rights of way network and access land is managed and improved.  Forum members will also be asked to comment on broader access, transport and countryside subjects.A Local Access Forum is a statutory body and, by law, organisations must have regard to advice that…See More
Feb 29
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Tim Squire, SDNPA replied to alexandra kaley's discussion Access for all
"Other forum members may be interested in the reply to an earlier inquiry in this discsussion from Liz Robinson about a particular footpath as it may help to clarify the situation in other similar cases: Hello Liz You refer to a path which is…"
Feb 27
Tim Squire, SDNPA replied to alexandra kaley's discussion Access for all
"As Allison Points out we have heard a lot about accessibilty and how we should strive to improve access for more people and remove barriers that prevent access to the countryside. Your local SDNPA ranger may be able to help in pointing out where…"
Feb 13
Mary Parker replied to Tim Squire, SDNPA's discussion Future of Forests
"Yes, that is correct. What concerns me is the neglected state of so much of our woodland which is not good for timber production or wildlife.   Mary Parker Arboriculturist"
Feb 5
Christopher Manning replied to Tim Squire, SDNPA's discussion Future of Forests
"Not sure on how Sussex ranks nationally in terms of woodland coverage but with regards to the South Downs National Park area, woodland accounts for around 20%. Approximately half of this is ancient woodland (at 17,427ha).  "
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Agenda for SDLAf on 12th Jan

SDLAF_Agenda_12.01.12TS%2320111222.docAgenda is published.For this meeting I am going to collate some examples of easy access or accessible trails that we can look at. Do you have any that you can share with me with a link to a website? See More
Dec 23, 2011
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Dave Clews replied to Tim Squire, SDNPA's discussion Future of Forests
"During a program on BBC radio about 1-2 years ago, I heard that Sussex was the most heavily-wooded county in the UK? Is this true? It looks substantially wooded from the air (I'm a glider pilot) though I'm not sure what…"
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Future of Forests

Following a massive response to it's call for views earlier this year the Independent Panel on Forestry has published a progress report. Please follow this link:http://www.defra.gov.uk/forestrypanel/See More
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South Downs Local Access Forum

The South Downs Local Access Forum (SDLAF) is a group of 16 members appointed by the South Downs National Park Authority to give advice on how best to provide access to the countryside.  Their main function is to look at how the public rights of way network and access land is managed and improved.  Forum members will also be asked to comment on broader access, transport and countryside subjects.A Local Access Forum is a statutory body and, by law, organisations must have regard to advice that…See More
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The South Downs Local Access Forum (SDLAF) is a group of 16 members appointed by the South Downs National Park Authority to give advice on how best to provide access to the countryside.  Their main function is to look at how the public rights of way network and access land is managed and improved.  Forum members will also be asked to comment on broader access, transport and countryside subjects.A Local Access Forum is a statutory body and, by law, organisations must have regard to advice that…See More
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"I hope LAF members will take the opportunity to do the 5 minute survey about our LSTF bid. Open until Monday 12th, the survey is testing some of the project ideas around the bid themes. We hope to have a final draft of the bid available by the end…"
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The South Downs Local Access Forum (SDLAF) is a group of 16 members appointed by the South Downs National Park Authority to give advice on how best to provide access to the countryside.  Their main function is to look at how the public rights of way network and access land is managed and improved.  Forum members will also be asked to comment on broader access, transport and countryside subjects.A Local Access Forum is a statutory body and, by law, organisations must have regard to advice that…See More
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South Downs Local Access Forum

The South Downs Local Access Forum (SDLAF) is a group of 16 members appointed by the South Downs National Park Authority to give advice on how best to provide access to the countryside.  Their main function is to look at how the public rights of way network and access land is managed and improved.  Forum members will also be asked to comment on broader access, transport and countryside subjects.A Local Access Forum is a statutory body and, by law, organisations must have regard to advice that…See More
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What is your main interest in the South Downs National Park?
Rights of Way and Access Officer
Which organisations(s), if any, do you represent? If you are interested in the South Downs National Park as a private citizen, please say so.
South Downs National Park Authority

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At 21:09 on September 9, 2011, Guy Streeter said…
Hi Tim I work for smiths gore who manage the brighton and hove cc agricultural portfolio. I'm interested in the SDNP LAF? Hugo Blomfield suggested I contact you. When's the next meeting?
At 20:38 on October 3, 2011, David Brookshaw said…

Tim

Does this mean I have blundered onto your page and you may wish to have me as a friend!!!

Luddite Dave Brookshaw

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