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I would be grateful if you could pass the following information on to your members.
A bid for European funding has been organised by Calderdale Council, in partnership with the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, the Environment Agency, local community groups and Genr8 Developments. This bid is a large one, covering several sites along the River Calder, from Hebden Bridge down to Brighouse, one of which is the Milner Royd Local Nature Reserve and the Copley Valley Green Corridor. The bid has passed the first stage of the applications, and we are now preparing the second stage. If successful, there will be funds to develop the biodiversity and recreational potential of these sites.
For the second stage bid, the detailed proposals for Milner Royd and Copley Valley have to be submitted. In order to determine the proposals, a community consultation exercise is taking place, with an open day on Sunday 19 November 2017 based at the PSL Group offices in Unit 2, and an online questionnaire available until 31 December 2017. The questionnaire can be found at
I attach a copy of the flier for the open day (9am to 12 noon) which has been distributed to homes and businesses surrounding the site.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Many thanks.
Karen
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I couldn't copy and paste the flyer Karen attached but basically it says this:
COMMUNITY CONSULTATION
OPEN DAY
Sunday 19th November 2017
9.00am to 12.00 noon
At PLS Group Unit 2 Copley Valley Business Park
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I couldn't copy and paste the flyer Karen attached but basically it says this:
COMMUNITY CONSULTATION
OPEN DAY
Sunday 19th November 2017
9.00am to 12.00 noon
At PLS Group Unit 2 Copley Valley Business Park
Are there no suitable sites in the upper valley beyond Hebden Bridge? No mention of Todmorden.
ReplyDeleteShameful! Looks like something is happening at the bottom of Woodhouse Valley between the factories where the canal overflow goes into the Calder via the area of reeds. I haven't found out what they're doing yet as they've closed the towpath.
ReplyDeleteThat area always looked good for a wide variety of water birds but I've only ever been able to find Moorhen and Mallard.