Other butterflies found on the reserve during the summer include the rare Adonis blue, the green hairstreak, common blue, gatekeeper, grizzled skipper and dingy skipper. The River Brathay, especially the four mile stretch between Skelwith Force and Windermere, is very popular for kayaking and canoeing. Referring to the evidence heard over the course of the inquest Mr Hughes described two witness accounts in particular, given by Carl Webber and Sian Thomas, as "at best evasive and at worst materially inaccurate". He said that there had been interest in the reservoirs from as far away as Hong Kong, as well as locally, but most enquiries had come from people interested in turning them into houses of some kind. You’ll find interactive displays and exhibitions at the Learning and Visitor Centres, as well as carved stone tabletsdotted around the pathwaysthat take you on an educational walk through time of the Jurassic Coast.

Note that this walk has plenty of stiles and kissing gates to navigate, as well as undulating, uneven paths (some of which are quite steep at times). At Dancing Ledge, looking west To Worth Matravers This list of heathland infrastructure projects is not closed. As opportunities arise the council may identify further heathland infrastructure projects – details of these projects will be presented when the MoU is reviewed and considered through project level appropriate assessments carried out when assessing planning applications for windfall residential development in the Dorset heaths consultation zone. Review of this MoU The estuarine reedbeds which form the NNR are part of the RSPB’s nature reserve at Arne which offers an unusual and special landscape where you can enjoy a vast expanse of open heathland and woodland on the shores of Poole Harbour. Fishgarth means ‘fish trap’ or ‘fish enclosure’, which must relate to the River Brathay across the road. Maybe the orchard should be named ‘Applegarth’?

Yorkshire walk - Sharp Haw and Flasby

Situated beneath Durlston Castle is the iconic Great Globe – one of the largest stone spheres of its kind in the world, and one of the many artefacts of George Burt’s legacy in Swanage. The Great Globe at Durlston The plots come without planning permission, but Oliver suggests that if the winning bidders are “realistic and sympathetic” in their proposals, the local councils would be open to considering them.

You can also access Durlston Country Park via the South West Coast Path – both from Swanage, over the Downs, and from the west from other nearby beauty spots such as Dancing Ledge. By bus Colne Bridge resident Nigel Rogers attended the last meeting of Kirklees Council to press the issues concerning Bog Green Lane - the B6118 - as a matter of urgency. It could be an adjoining owner who is looking to protect their environment. People who live nearby who are renting and have the money in the bank to build. Or it could be a small building companyEnsure that new development promotes and reinforces or, where appropriate, creates local character and identifies and respects local heritage and patterns of development; Best done during May/June when the rhododendrons near Flasby Hall are at their best. Navigation Tips up Sharp Haw The press has a legal right to attend inquests and has a responsibility to report on them as part of their duty to uphold the principle of open justice.

From the church grounds you can see the property on Nanny Brow we saw earlier. What a lovely location! Meander through hay meadows, explore quiet woodland trails and be wowed by stunning sea views at Durlston – justa stone’s throw from Swanage town. It says: “The approach implemented here is predicated on the premise of keeping the pump house intact (i.e. not lifting the roof) and giving it space to breathe so that it can be read as an entity in its own right, with the new intervention clearly defined. This results in a design concept that is legible in it’s evolution. The River Brathay, meaning ‘ broad river’, starts its journey from Three Shire Stone at the highest point of Wrynose Pass, at 1289 feet (393 m).Without the attendance of the press at inquests questions will remain unanswered and lives will be lost.