Complete the missing link in the Tarka Trail between Meeth Quarry nature reserve and the Market town of Hatherleigh

Keep cyclist safe!

Anything to encourage family days out and safe cycling!

Hatherleigh needs it

This missing link is essential for many reasons. It would benefit the local economy, health, safety, leisure and tourism, to name a few!

Essential for Hatherleigh

Please do it soon

Common sense! I have always thought that this is the missing link!

This would immensely benefit the town businesses and also socially. Not having to load bikes onto the car to keep the children safe would mean everyone would use the tracks much more often. As a runner, especially in the winter, it would be so much safer than having to do road sections relying on head mounted lights and reflective jackets to warn drivers, usually moving too fast for the road conditions, to alert them to our presence.

This would be great for the town and local businesses.

Such a gokd idea!!!! Would be used alot by locals if this was to go ahead.

Will be brilliant ,saves the hassle of getting bike in a vehicle ,,,and for walking ,,,needs to be done ,,,,,

I think this is a great idea - connecting Meeth and Hatherleigh with another section of the Tarka Trail would have benefits for so many local people and visitors. It would mean we could all enjoy safe, traffic free cycling, walking, running or horse riding and link up with the existing trail.

9 years ago Featured

My children grew up in Hatherleigh but could never get to the tarka trail without a car to carry the bikes! Let's get the trail linked to Hatherleigh so that many more children can benefit, not just those with parents able and willing to transport bikes by car

A vital missing link !

In english now Can you come to the hearing in January please ???

Thanks can youfone totne gearing innjanuary please ??

This would be a great improvement for safety and access.

This will encourage more people to cycle in the area and have a positive and safe expeeince

This would be the icing on the cake surely

Keep rural connections open and active.