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Area News April 2013 East Yorkshire & Derwent Area Ramblers Area News April 2013 In this issue AGM and Area Council Reports................2 Victory for Forestry Campaign……........8 Message from Area President....................3 The fate of our Woodlands.......................9 Coach Rambles, Old Boots........................4 EYDA 75th , Message in a Bottle............10 Reporting Problems to ERYC............…...5 Long Distance and Challenge Routes..…11 ERYC Access Officers Territory Map. 6-7 Pocklington Group 10th Birthday .......…12 www.ramblers.org.uk WORKING FOR WALKERS www.eastyorkshireramblers.org.uk Area AGM and Area Council Reports Unprecedented cancellations Well, what a winter we have had! Severe weather resulted in our AGM at Bishop Wilton as well as an unprecedented number of programmed walks having to be cancelled. Thank goodness for email and for Tony, our website manager, who has been kept exceedingly busy publishing up-to-date information. Sincere apologies to anyone who missed out on any communications. Area AGM We eventually managed to hold our AGM at Wetwang followed by a brief Area Council Meeting. Most of your Area team had agreed to stand again and were duly re-elected. Our President, Ann Holt, however had announced last year that we would need to find a replacement and Peter Ayling, who has given many years of service to the RA was unanimously voted into office. Ramblers Chief Executive Benedict Southworth speaking at our AGM New Area Secretary Photo courtesy of Peter Ayling In 2008, our Area Secreatry, Malcolm Dixon, announced his retirement, but gamely agreed 1) Turbines should not be placed closer than to remain in post until a replacement could be fall-over distance from a public right of way on found. Five years on and he is finally at liberty foot or even greater distances for other high- to retire as we are delighted to welcome, ways. Alison Hales to the Area Committee who has 2) An application should be opposed if the volunteered to take over. Malcolm has given turbines have a significant detrimental effect exceptional service as Area Secretary for nine on the beauty of the surrounding countryside. years as well as five years as editor of Area News. We will miss him enormously, but he 3) As a new criterion, we propose that there definitely deserves a break. should be a statutory minimum distance of Delegates to General Council four kilometres between wind farms. The AGM appointed two delegates, Peter The full motion can be seen on our website. Ayling and Roy Hunt, to the Ramblers’ General Council which will take place in April. An After refreshments, Ramblers’ Chief Executive invitation for other volunteers to attend as Benedict Southworth gave a brief talk about visitors got no response at the meeting, but his first year in the job. He has attended since then, Pauline Hakeney and I have put our numerous meetings with Ramblers’ volunteers names forward if no-one else is interested in all over the country and also a number of high attending. level meetings where he has been able to raise Motion to General Council the profile of the Ramblers and promote the Peter Ayling proposed a motion including benefits of walking which he feels are finally criteria to assist Areas when dealing with wind being recognised by the powers that be. farm applications. These criteria would help Area Council to control the number and siting of industrial- The Area Council then met briefly and sized wind farms in our countryside. After arranged dates for the next meetings - see p.4. some debate, the following wording was Dany Wlodarczyk Area Chair agreed: 2 A Message from our new Area President, Peter Ayling Peter currently serves as Area Publicity Officer for eight years and later Countryside Officer, but has fulfilled served as Area Chairman for a further eight. several different roles in our own I really enjoyed going all over the East Riding Ramblers area and beyond. and Derwent area to meet our members, and First I would like to say how deeply honoured was especially delighted to be involved with I am to have been elected as your next Ann Laing, Malcolm Dixon and Mike Addy President. We have had a distinguished line and other splendid volunteers in the setting of Presidents in recent years, most recently up of GYBO Group, and later Pocklington Ann Holt: Ann has chaired meetings to Group. perfection with exemplary humour and self- At General Council in 1999, I stood for the deprecation, and she has done what few if National Executive Committee. I was not any other members could do, that is, to elected then, but later on learned that enlighten us with scholarly articles on the several members had resigned and I was on history of walking and the crucial role the RA the national EC. I was a member for seven has played. I cannot emulate Ann, but will do years, a fascinating insight into how the RA my best in other areas. works. I have been a keen walker since my school I also became the RA's representative on the days in South Wales. I joined the Ramblers’ European Ramblers' Association. How Association in about 1973, after reading interesting to be in a room where twenty or about walking and the RA in the Hull Daily so different languages were spoken. Now as Mail, and especially after an article in which your Countryside Officer, I am able as a Roy Dresser fought to save an old hedge. I botanist to deal with matters close to my joined the former Area Executive Committee heart. I look forward to meeting as many in about 1990 in response to our perennial members as possible during my period of appeals for more volunteers. office. Please do contact me if you think I After listening to David Rubinstein argue for can be of any assistance. the importance of publicity, I volunteered as Best wishes, Peter Ayling Area Publicity Officer - Vacancy Although most of our local groups have a issues facing walkers and the contribution Group Publicity Officer, there is a vacancy for being made by the Ramblers an area volunteer to augment and co-ordinate ● Getting promotional Ramblers literature this work, crucial to maintaining membership. distributed to prime locations around the Area The specific ways that an Area Publicity ● Talking to local walking groups, affiliated Officer will carry out their role will vary. walking clubs or other groups about the They may include: important work of the Ramblers. ● Producing an attractive display to If you might be interested in joining the Area publicise the Ramblers to be used in committee and promoting the work of our locations such as local libraries, local organisation to non-members in any of the events, popular walking spots etc ways suggested above, do please contact ● Contacting local media through press the Area Chair or Secretary. releases, articles or letters to highlight the The Ramblers' Association is a registered charity (England and Wales no: 1093577, in Scotland no: SC039799) and a company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales (no: 4458492). Registered office: Second Floor, Camelford House, 87-90 Albert Embankment, London SE1 7TW. 3 Coach Rambles Ryedale Group Coach Ramble BEVERLEY GROUP On Sunday 30 June, we’ll be exploring COACH RAMBLE wonderful Wensleydale. There’s a choice of Sunday, 19h May to Hawes, three linear walks, of approximately 11 miles, Wensleydale. Cost £10 10 miles (but fairly flat), and 7 miles, all E-mail [email protected] or phone ending in Leyburn - there’s something for 01482 871703 for a booking form. There everyone. will be two walks (10-11 miles linear and On our return, we’ll be stopping off at the ever 7-8 miles circular) and non-walkers are also popular Anchor Inn at Whixley for a meal. welcome. Places are filling steadily, so book Cost in the region of £23 per person now to avoid disappointment. (including the meal). So if you’re interested, then please do contact any member of the Ryedale committee on a walk for a booking form; or email us on [email protected] or Anne on [email protected]; or phone Pat on 01751 474667. Everyone is very welcome, including any of your friends whether or not they are members of Ramblers. Fine weather York Group Coach Rambles isn’t guaranteed but we’re usually lucky! Sunday 12th May to Ribblesdale THESE BOOTS WERE MADE FOR Details and booking form are on the Area and York websites, or contact Vera on WALKING 01904 638134. Are you wondering what to do with your old also boots now that Father Christmas has brought Sunday 29th September you a brand new pair? to Upper Swaledale. is a small weekly walking group Details will be on the websites shortly. run by in Norton, a resource centre supporting adults with mental health Next Area Council Meetings issues. “We go out every Friday at Tuesday, 26th March, 7.30 pm 10.00 am for a short local at Fimber Village Hall walk suitable for all abilities, th and you are guaranteed Saturday 18 May, 2 pm to feel better afterwards,” at Bishop Wilton Village Hall said walk leader Bridget Robinson-Clark “but the BLUEBELL WOODS problem is that many who come along don’t Our thanks to members of several groups have suitable footwear. So we are making who have told us where to find one e.g an appeal. If you have any old pairs please Hagg Wood, (Dunnington) Stittenham donate them”. Donated boots can be left at Wood (NE of Sheriff Hutton) Sutton Wood Trailblazer Outdoors, 17 Market Place, (Sutton-on-Derwent) Burton Bushes Pickering or given directly to Next Steps, 7 (Beverley) and Bratt Wood Church Street, Norton.
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