Standing Order for Peak Cycle Links Please help by becoming a Peak Cycle Links Supporter To the Manager: Name of your bank/building society traffic-free trails for everyone ______Whilst funds for the initial work and for much of Address of your bank______the construction has been raised by the National Park Authority, the maintenance, ______development and use of the trails is the responsibility of Peak Cycle Links. It can only do Branch sort code this through the time and funds donated by its Standing order to be paid to: supporters. As well as monies for maintenance, volunteers are needed to act as occasional rangers Natwest Bank, 2 Spring Gardens, , SK17 6DG on the routes, to join in with working parties to Sort code 60-04-18 maintain the routes, to lead walks and rides, to Account Number 88121240 promote the Trails in the local community including schools and work places, to photograph the Account Name Peak Cycle Links routes, research their history, manage the website, Please pay Peak Cycle Links the sum of £ to take their friends along it and to generally promote the overall project. Per: Month Quarter Year until further notice Supporters may be local residents, or visitors who have enjoyed the Trails. Starting on (date): Peak Cycle Links gratefully accepts all your Name of your account support and will endeavour to ensure that you can to be debited: ______be truly proud of these routes in the Peak District. An annual report will be sent or emailed to all A/c Number ______supporters and the website will advertise events at Signature/s ______which you would be very welcome.

______The Peak Cycle Links routes have only been possible through the generous support of The High Peak Railway above Buxton Date ______numerous landowners including Tarmac Ltd, The Health and Safety Laboratories and the Buxton will re-open for visitors and residents Civic Association. Peak Cycle Links works closely to use. Help us to manage and maintain in partnership with the Peak District National Park all these fantastic trails. Authority, Derbyshire County Council, High Peak Borough Council and Derbyshire Dales District Council in developing these routes. Please complete this form and return it to: Supporter Team Peak Cycle Links is a local charity set up to promote, deliver and manage popular cycling and walking routes Peak Cycle Links in the Peak District National Park area. 12 Hardwick Street is a Company limited by guarantee Registered in England and Wales under Company Number 7312923 In particular it is responsible for connecting the Tissington Buxton Registered office: 12 Hardwick Street, Buxton, Derbyshire SK17 6BN Trail to Buxton station, Buxton station to the Derbyshire SK17 6BN Registered Charity number 1139065 and the Monsal Trail to and Matlock station. Manchester Peak Cycle Links was set up as a local I would like to become company and charity in August 2010 for the a Peak Cycle Links Supporter 6 7 8 9 express purpose of delivering all the sections of route outside the boundary of the National Park. Name ______Buxton Their task is to negotiate all land agreements, Address ______to secure planning consent, to raise 5 M ons funds, to construct the routes and to ✂ ______al Tra maintain them thereafter - all as a il 1 4 0 m popular local resource and an ______iles 3 attraction for visitors. ______Postcode______10 It is hoped to have the first station links in place by Telephone______the summer of 2011. Background Email______The Tissington 11 Rowsley Particular interests______and High Peak Parsley Trails have become Hay ______popular places to cycle and walk Map showing the 12 I am willing to: in the National Park. The trails run Peak District National on old railway lines and so run almost Park Trails and the Darley Dale • become a Voluntary Ranger level through this hilly area and are connecting sections of • help with an occasional work party traffic free for almost all their length so route promoted by • help enlist more Supporters are particularly suitable for families and Peak Cycle Links • other ______novices of every age. The Monsal Trail has Derby T Matlock been fragmented by four closed off railway i ______s tunnels, but these will be reopened by s i n • Make a donation of £

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1 Wyedale car park Off road route Graphics: Jane Debney, Paul Boston – January 2011 Date ______2 9 Monsal Trail Section: Minor road route 3 Earl Sterndale Section: to Street House Farm Opening April 2011 Open (April 2011) Gift Aid makes every £1 4 Staker Hill and Harpur Hill Section: 10 Monsal Trail East Section: Peak Cycle Links you give worth £1.28 to us Earl Sterndale Road to Buxton Country Park Headstone Tunnel to Coombs Please treat my donations as Gift Aid. I confirm I pay an amount 5 Country Park Section: Ladmanlow to Green Lane Road of tax at least equal to the tax that Peak Cycle Links can reclaim 11 Haddon Tunnel Section: Coombs Road to A6 bridge 6 Buxton South Section: Green Lane to Buxton Station No, I do not pay income tax or capital gains tax in the UK 12 Derbyshire Dales Section: A6 to Matlock Station 7 Buxton East Section: Buxton Station to Redgap Lane I am unsure of my tax status 13 and Matlock Section 8 Woo Dale Section: Redgap Lane and Woo Dale to I would prefer not to make a Gift Aid declaration