Ashdown Access signatures

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Name: Anthony Bishop on Jan 2, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: David Stables on Jan 3, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Paul McCormac on Jan 8, 2004

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Country: UK

Comments: There is an article in Jan 2004 MBR magazine outlining research on the impact (or lack of!) of off road riding on the environment in terms of trail erosion, destruction of plants and wildlife distrubance. It may be useful for your case to the local MP. Good luck
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Name: Emma Mitchell on Jan 10, 2004

State: VA

Country: US

Comments: I grew up getting into trouble in the wilder spots of Ashdown Forest including cycling back from school even when I wasn't supposd to. I have always wanted biking to be allowed and see no reason why it shouldn't. My suggestion is to try and get some recognised trails rather than general 'ride where you will' particluarly if this allows connection between N and S downs as part of the new cycle ways that are developing. Good Luck!
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Name: Andrew Dopson on Jan 11, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Myles Pawley on Jan 15, 2004

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Name: Peter Hope on Jan 15, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Dave Bradfield on Jan 16, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Alistair Dodd on Jan 21, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Joseph Barrett on Jan 25, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Andy Nicholls on Jan 26, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Richard Judge on Jan 26, 2004

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Country: UK

Comments: I live in Uckfield and think an XC MTB route round the ashdown forest would make the forest more accessible.
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Name: Phil Porter on Jan 28, 2004

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Country: UK

Comments: I have walked in Ashdown Forest and enjoyed it very much. I think it is strange, and unnecessary, not to allow cyclists to enjoy the area as well.
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Name: Lisa Bowell on Jan 29, 2004

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Country: UK

Comments: it's about time they allowed us MTB's to cycle in Ashdown Forest UK. How silly its not allowed.
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Name: Phil Rose on Feb 3, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Greg Culshaw on Feb 4, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Peter Blackaller on Feb 5, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Ryan Schofield on Feb 6, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: David Bannister on Feb 9, 2004

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Country: UK

Comments: cyclists have the same acces rights as all other groups
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Name: Darryl Vardill on Feb 13, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Neil Jones on Feb 13, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: S Meikle on Feb 15, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Steven Wilkinson on Feb 15, 2004

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Country: UK

Comments: I share your opinions about percieved damage caused by mtbs! Horses cause far greater damage than bikes, but this is never mentioned!
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Name: Nick Hames on Feb 18, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Chris Marks on Feb 19, 2004

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Name: David Ashdown on Feb 19, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Mark Furth on Feb 20, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Noel Cresswell on Feb 20, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Simon Gardner on Feb 29, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Nigel Lewis on Mar 1, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Lee Baldwin on Mar 5, 2004

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Country: UK

Comments: Excluding mountain bikes from the firebreaks is completely illogical as these are regularly used by motor vehicles. I live near the forest and am dangerously close to starting "civil disobedience" by starting to cycle these tracks any way!!
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Name: Nick Jones on Mar 9, 2004

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Comments: Go for it. It's mad that they don't I live close by. Its undemocratic
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Name: David Shanahan on Mar 14, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Gary Kent on Mar 17, 2004

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Country: UK

Comments: i cannot take my children for a ride on the roads. the forest is safer and healthier.
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Name: Carl Abrams on Mar 19, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: David Chapman on Mar 21, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Tim Golding on Mar 23, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Mark Mitchell on Mar 23, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Guy Mitchell on Mar 24, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Rich Foster on Apr 1, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Mark Brown on Apr 1, 2004

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Country: UK

Comments: Keep up the good work, this is really important for all parties involved.
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Name: Mark Besley on Apr 1, 2004

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Name: Andy Westacott on Apr 1, 2004

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Name: Tim Gray on Apr 1, 2004

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Name: John Rivett on Apr 1, 2004

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Name: Chas Thursfield on Apr 1, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Philip Collins on Apr 1, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: James Clarkson on Apr 1, 2004

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Name: Keir O'Donnell on Apr 1, 2004

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Country: UK

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Name: Tim Press on Apr 1, 2004

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Country: UK

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