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Event Ref Event Name Type Details Participants Date 2020-010 Dartmoor in a Day - Winter Running Event starts at 150 01/02/2020 Traverse Meldon and finishes at South Brent 2020-015 Devon Orienteering Club League Orienteering Haytor/Hound 120 09/02/2020 Event Tor area 2020-001 Widecombe Half Marathon and Running Based at 400 23/02/2020 10K Widecombe 2020-027 Postbridge Challenge Walking Annual walking 250 23/02/2020 event based at Bellever 2020-013 Deep River Trail Race Running Running event 400 21/03/2020 wholly within Castle Drogo and Fingle Woods estates. 2020-041 Tavistock Area Primary Schools Running School cross 200 26/03/2020 Cross-country country run based in Yelverton 2020-004 Templer Way Challenge Walking Starting at 200 26/04/2020 Haytor, following Templer Way 2020-003 Devon Coast to Coast Ultra Running Running event 180 15/05/2020 Marathon 2020 following the Two Moors Way 2020-005 Buckland Bounder Running Running event 200 13/06/2020 part of Buckland Monachorum Summer Fair 2020-026 Dartmoor Yomp Walking Annual charity 150 13/06/2020 walking event based at Bickleigh Barracks 2020-038 Summer Solstice Fell Race Running Fell running 200 24/06/2020 event based at Merrivale 2020-025 Haytor Heller Running Annual running 350 18/07/2020 event based at Haytor 2020-024 Dartmoor Prison Break Running Running event 200 25/07/2020 based at HMP Dartmoor. No route as participants must get as far away from the prison over a 12 or 24 hour period as possible 2020-009 Something Wild Festival Running Running Festival 250 31/07/2020 based at Huccaby 2020-014 Big Day Out Running Starting at 400 22/08/2020 Belstone finishing at Ivybridge 2020-031 Trek 26 Walking Walking event 400 22/08/2020 based at Okehampton Showground 2020-016 Dartmoor Highground Running Running event 200 29/08/2020 based at Okehampton 2020-028 Dartmoor Trail Running Running Running event 680 05/09/2020 Challenge based at Great Cator Farm 2020-012 Dartmoor Volcano Running Based at 200 06/09/2020 Scorriton Village Hall 2020-023 Wild Tri and Wild Tri Extreme Multi-activity Running and 350 12/09/2020 cycling event based from Simmons Park Okehampton 2020-032 Chagford Challenge Walking Annual walking 300 27/09/2020 event based at Jubilee Hall Chagford 2020-020 Abbots Way Walk Walking Annual walk 575 04/10/2020 following Abbots Way walking route 2020-019 Race With No Name Running Running event 150 10/10/2020 following the Two Moors Way 2020-006 13 Tors Challenge Walking Based at 120 11/10/2020 Widecombe in the Moor Village Hall 2020-002 Dartmoor Way 100 and 50 Running Based at 300 13/11/2020 Ivybridge Rugby Club. .

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UERSA WALKING GROUP January – March 2010
UERSA WALKING GROUP January – March 2010 Dates: Thurs, 14 January (Short) Wed, 27 January Mon, 8 February (Short) Tues, 16 February Wed, 10 March (Medium) Wed, 24 March A new year, new decade and new programme with a gentle start after the festivities. Hope you have made a resolution to walk regularly – with the group or on your own, and do encourage former colleagues who might be interested to join us. Sadly, as I mentioned last time, Barbara and John are resting from leading but fortunately Alan Leadbetter, Pete Cann and Christine Ahlheid with Jarka Sik have volunteered to contribute walks to the programme. The group will have its fifth anniversary at the end of February and by that time we will have had 89 walks with over 1400 participants. Our first walk was around the Exeter Green Circle and we will do it again in the Charity Event on May 5 th in aid of Exeter Hospice. This is a UERSA event, not just the walking group, so please encourage as many members and potential members as possible to join us. Trevor January 2010 Tel: 01392 - 259740 Mobile 07948740644 [email protected] FORTHCOMING MEETINGS • 2.15 pm Thursday, 14 January Topsham Tea Walk 3 miles Meet at Topsham Station for an afternoon stroll followed by tea and cake in a local café. a) There are trains from Exeter St Davids (Central 3 minutes later) at 1.18 and 1.48, arriving 1.32 and 2.02. b) There are buses (No 57) from the Bus Station at 1.20, 1.35 and 1.50.
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West Devon Green Infrastructure Framework
Biodiversity Designations Key Statutory Designated Site Non Statutory Designated Site Ancient Woodland Strategic Nature Area Strategic Nature Area - Rivers This map is reproduced from the Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. West Devon Borough Council. 100023302. 2014. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v1.0. Source: Natural England, Devon Biodiversity Records Centre. Strategic Nature Areas by Habitat Type Key Upland Heath Purple Moor Grass and Rush Pasture Woodland Neutral Grassland Mudflats River This map is reproduced from the Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. West Devon Borough Council. 100023302. 2014. Source: Devon Biodiversity Records Centre. Landscape and Heritage Designations Key World Heritage Site Dartmoor National Park Tamar Valley AONB Scheduled Monument Registered Park & Garden Listed Building This map is reproduced from the Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office © Crown copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings.
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Dartmoor Way Summary
THE DARTMOOR WAY PROJECT The project is managed by a Steering Group representing the statutory bodies DNPA and DCC together with business members. A Community Interest Company – the Dartmoor Way CIC has been established to take responsibility for finance and ongoing maintenance. The project aims to create a Way Marked walking route around the perimeter of Dartmoor, see below for an indicative map. The aim is to make the route much more accessible to the public who will be able to use the route without being proficient in map reading. A necessary element is good marketing of the new facility. This will be achieved by developing the existing Cycle Route web site and the use of a good public relations to support the launch and ongoing marketing. A volunteer team will deliver ongoing maintenance of the signing and the marketing. The planned outputs are believed to be the absolute minimum achievable. The project will deliver income to suppliers and businesses along the route not directly to the Dartmoor Way CIC. The absolute minimum target for additional income is £58,000. This is expected to create additional employment of 4.5 FTE. We are about to revise the original feasibility study to develop more accurate estimate of income. The Dartmoor Way Walking Route is Phase 3 of a multi-phase project. A Feasibility Study and the Cycle Route, have been delivered successfully by the Steering Group under EU funding rules. A similar approach will be used for this phase of the project. The project aims to increase tourist activity around the perimeter of Dartmoor.
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Lundy Island i Lynmouth ‘Bounce back’ in 2021 6 SWCP Lynton 6 7 A39 A399 Combe Martin A39 with a day out at Devon’s Lee i Ilfracombe Mortehoe award winning attractions! Woolacombe A3123 A361 8 A39 Croyde Key to Map Saunton Braunton A399 Major roads - A classification A361 SWCP i Barnstaple Tarka Trail Heritage, Houses & Gardens River Taw Estuary SWCP Major roads - B classification Instow 1 Clovelly Village ....................................EX39 5TA A361 Long Distance Footpath Westward Ho 6 A39 3 Dartington Crystal ..............................EX38 7AN Hartland Areas of Outstanding 4 RHS Garden Rosemoor ...................... EX38 8PH SWCP Point 5 i Bideford 9 2 MOORS WAY Natural Beauty (AONB) Clovelly 12 Coldharbour Mill ................................... EX15 3EE Hartland 1 i South 18 Bicton Park Botanical Gardens ...........EX9 7BG Molton National Parks A377 A39 2 22 Royal Albert Memorial Museum .........EX4 3RX Villages / small towns Mortehoe 23 Exeter Cathedral ...................... ..............EX1 1HS A388 3 i Great 24 Powderham Castle ..................................EX6 8JQ Torrington Tarka rail link Area centres Braunton 4 27 Bygones ................................................... TQ1 4PR Larger towns, showing 2 MOORS WAY approximate extent of Barnstaple 29 Kents Cavern ............................................TQ1 2JF Tarka Trail built up area. A386 A3124 i Tiverton 12 34 Buckfast Abbey ....................................TQ11 0EE Tourist Information Centres i A388 A377 11 A303 36 Morwellham Quay ................................. PL19 8JL Tourist Attraction (colour shows 10 Cullompton type of attraction. See Key to 0 A3072 Devon’s Top Attractions above). Activity Centres i Holsworthy Morchard Bishop Hatherleigh 35 River Dart Country Park ....................TQ13 7NP A373 A3072 A30 A3072 A377 Theme Parks & Farms A396 A3072 i Crediton A386 2 The Milky Way Adventure Park ......*EX39 5RY A388 i Honiton A35 Axminster 13 5 The Big Sheep .....................................
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Two Moors Way A5 Leaflet
T thehelpandsupport ofthe received years many hasfor Way Moors Two The and Nor Authorities. Dartmoor andExmoorNationalPark support ofMidDevon The par a by ismaintainedandpromoted route toCoast Way/Coast Moors Two The value thishelp. value w o tner Moors Way Association. and acknowledge gratefully Way localauthorities The Moors ship ofDe th De v on Distr von County Council, County von and Council SouthHamsDistrict ict Councils isalsoacknowledged. ict Councils Fingle Bridge,Fingle Dartmoor Corporate Communications: Design Service jn00838 Devon’s Coast toCoast Coast Devon’s M M Two ay oors General Introduction The Devon Coast to Coast walk runs between Wembury on the South Devon coast Devon Coast to Coast Map and Lynmouth on the North Devon coast, passing through two National Parks. It is approximately 187km/117miles long if the route is strictly followed, but in some Lynmouth places there are good or bad weather alternatives and it is unlikely that you will be 14 able to resist diversions to visit places of interest nearby. So be prepared for a South West Coast Path South West Coast Path & Tarka Trail somewhat longer walk. Take it slowly and enjoy yourself. l 13 e The terrain is varied with stretches of open moor, deep wooded river valleys, green n n Simonsbath a h lanes and minor roads. Much of the route is hilly, so the distances you plan to walk l C Barnstaple 12 Exmoor National Park to must take this into account. Though an active rambler may be able to complete the Bris Tarka Trail walk in a few days, the majority will need longer, even a full fortnight, especially if the 11 Exe Valley Way richness of the countryside, its antiquities, churches and many other historic West Anstey buildings, as well as its panoramic views, are all to be appreciated.
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Two Moors Way
Nick Ford : Two Moors Way The Elms, 12 Cott Road, Lostwithiel, Cornwall, PL22 0ET Tel: +44 (0) 1208 871066 Website: encounterwalkingholidays.com Email: [email protected] Dear Nick Quotation Reference ECW10/5707 %date% Many thanks for your enquiry. As requested we are pleased to enclose our draft itinerary for your attention. Throughout this quote please CLICK ON ANY UNDERLINED text to view links to see our suggested accommodation as well as to view further information on places and attractions. Self Guided Walking Holiday - Two Moors Way - Nick Ford Reviewing Walking Route Descriptions - Click Here to review the Two Moors Way walking route description Day 1 Friday, 23rd April 2021 Activity Arrival at Ivybridge by Train Grade Fast trains run from London Paddington to Ivybridge taking around 3.5 hours with one change at Newton Abbott though there are one or two direct trains a day in just over 3 hours. We can help with timetable information and with advice on booking tickets and reserving seats from overseas. For public transport information covering buses and trains use the helpful Traveline South West website www.travelinesw.com which will give you up to date detail, times and directions. If you are already on the road you can call them on 0871 200 2233 open 08:00- 20:00 daily Full details on train times and ordering tickets can be got from www.thetrainline.com If you are already travelling call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50. Overnight at The Sportsmans Inn Large Inn right in the middle of Ivybridge so well positioned just off the Two Moors Way route.
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Two Moors Sustainable Visitor Travel Project A2
Applicant Information Local transport authority name(s): Somerset County Council (Coordinating Authority), Devon County Council, Dartmoor National Park Authority, Exmoor National Park Authority Senior Responsible Owner: Patrick Flaherty, Director, Environment Services, Somerset County Council Bid Manager: Hannah Fountain, Technical Lead Sustainable Transport, Somerset County Council Contact telephone number: 01823 357016 Email address: [email protected] Postal address: Strategic Planning, C702 County Hall, Taunton TA1 4DY A1. Project name: Two Moors Sustainable Visitor Travel Project A2. Headline description This bid aims to provide the transport conditions necessary to support the delivery of 12.5% growth in the tourist economy of Exmoor and Dartmoor between 2011 and 2015 (3% p.a.). This (national) target(1) has been adopted by Exmoor and Dartmoor, but, under current visitor travel profiles, would lead to an additional 427,000 car journeys by 2015 and 14,400 extra tonnes of carbon. To support this economic growth while minimising social and carbon impacts, this bid will introduce a range of interventions that transform travel to, and within, the Two Moors, in order to: Generate increased visitor spending to drive economic growth Retain a greater proportion of that income within the National Park economies Increase resilience to present vulnerabilities of seasonality and car dependence Reduce impacts of this growth on the environment and communities A3. Geographical area This bid covers the National Parks of Dartmoor and Exmoor in the South West of the UK, both situated within the recently formed Heart of the South West Local Enterprise Partnership, who are strong supporters of these proposals. The Two Moors share close geographical connections, mutual aims and strong working relationships.
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(SA) SCOPING REPORT: FINAL October 2017
DARTMOOR NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY LOCAL PLAN REVIEW SUSTAINABILITY APPRAISAL (SA) SCOPING REPORT: FINAL October 2017 DARTMOOR NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY LOCAL PLAN REVIEW SUSTAINABILITY APPRAISAL (SA) (incorporating Strategic Environmental Assessment, Equality Impact Assessment and Habitats Regulations Assessment) SA Scoping Report: Final date: June 2017 v1 Initial DRAFT August 2017 Final Draft October 2017 Final Report prepared for: Dartmoor National Park Authority prepared by: Barbara Carroll Enfusion Owen Jeffreys Enfusion David Payne Cissbury Consulting quality Barbara Carroll Enfusion assurance: Treenwood House Rowden Lane Bradford-on-Avon BA15 2AU T: 01225 867112 www.enfusion.co.uk Dartmoor National Park Local Plan Review Sustainability Appraisal Scoping Report: Final CONTENTS Page 1 Introduction Sustainability Appraisal (SA) incorporating 1 Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), Equalities Impact Assessment (EqIA) and Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA) The Dartmoor Local Plan Review 3 Purpose and Structure of this SA Scoping Report 4 2 Policy Context Introduction 5 Key Plans and Programmes 5 International; Regional Local; Adjacent Development Plans Implications for the Local Plan and SA 9 3 Baseline Information Introduction 12 Themes - current situation, trends and evolution without the Plan 12 Landscape & Settlement Character 12 Biodiversity, Geodiversity and Green Infrastructure 18 Historic Environment 23 Soils, Land & Minerals 27 Water: Resources, Quality, Flooding 28 Communities 33 Housing 35 Health & Equalities 36 Economy
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Green Infrastructure Framework
West Devon Borough Council Green Infrastructure Framework Consultation Draft February 2015 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 3 2 Objectives and Themes ......................................................................................................... 9 3 Green Infrastructure and Development ............................................................................... 43 4 Delivering Green Infrastructure ........................................................................................... 57 NOTE This framework has been written by West Devon Borough Council Officers to help guide green infrastructure development across the Borough. The framework places a particular focus on green infrastructure provision in relation to the development promoted through the West Devon Our Plan, which covers the period to 2031. The framework underwent informal consultation in December 2014/January 2015 with comments received from the following organisations: Devon Biodiversity Records Centre, Devon County Council, Devon Wildlife Trust, Environment Agency, Natural England, North Devon Biosphere Reserve, RSPB, Sustrans, Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Unit, Westcountry Rivers Trust and the Woodland Trust. The comments received have been taken account in this formal consultation draft. 1 INTRODUCTION This framework provides a strategic overview of the green infrastructure network in West Devon in order to guide
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