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Have your say on the future of the Peak District.
Outdoor enthusiasts, visitors and residents are being urged to have their say in a public survey about the future of recreational activities in the Peak District Nation Park.
The Peak District National Park Authority, working with a range of partner organisations, is asking what recreational activities people do now and how that might change in the future depending on what people actually want. Members of the public can have their say through an online questionaire by visiting www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/consultations any time until 3 October.
Part of the statement from Judy Merryfield, Recreation Strategy Team Manager:`.... at the same time some activities can be noisy or cause damage to the landscape. Large numbers of visitors can also create congestion, pollution and problems with parking`
Might be a good idea to log on and get your thoughts heard while you can?"
Outdoor enthusiasts, visitors and residents are being urged to have their say in a public survey about the future of recreational activities in the Peak District Nation Park.
The Peak District National Park Authority, working with a range of partner organisations, is asking what recreational activities people do now and how that might change in the future depending on what people actually want. Members of the public can have their say through an online questionaire by visiting www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/consultations any time until 3 October.
Part of the statement from Judy Merryfield, Recreation Strategy Team Manager:`.... at the same time some activities can be noisy or cause damage to the landscape. Large numbers of visitors can also create congestion, pollution and problems with parking`
Might be a good idea to log on and get your thoughts heard while you can?"
