Complete the missing link in the Tarka Trail between Meeth Quarry nature reserve and the Market town of Hatherleigh
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Martin bolton
9 years ago
I think u should solve this issue and make it safer for me to walk from work to my house instead walking along the long dangerous road
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David Job
9 years ago
We've been waiting so long for this. With the recent improvements in Route 27 (Devon coast to Coast) further south, this would be the icing on the cake.
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james collman
9 years ago
This would be great as the roads are to dangrous
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Graeme Willgress
9 years ago
I live in Hatherleigh and we have been waiting forever for this to actually happen. It would be of great benefit to the trail overall and to our local community to have this finished and open.
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Ben Hamilton-Baillie
9 years ago
This is the last significant gap in the otherwise superb Route 27 of the National Cycle Network. Completing this last link to avoid an extremely uncomfortable and unsafe section of main road will allow parents to feel confident in riding this magnificent route across Devon with younger children. A good use of a former railway line.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is one of only two gaps in the amazing 100 mile Devon Coast to Coast route, filling it will help bring happiness to lots more people.
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LucyStrachan
9 years ago
Devon needs this! Would be such a great draw to the area and help connect miles of traffic free pathways for all to enjoy.
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Luke Reynolds
9 years ago
Would make brilliant walks and bike rides for the local people
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David Chapman
9 years ago
This is a beautiful area of our county, and the many visitors to our beautiful countryside should be able to see it in this way
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Mary Moulton
9 years ago
I fully support the concept of traffic free cycle,walk and riding paths. Connecting Meeth and Hatherleigh with another section of the Tarka Trail would be an excellent investment for the health of our county and it's inhabitants.
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Sally courtier
9 years ago
This will be such an amazing achievement for Devon when completed!
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Mrs Doidge
9 years ago
Haring cycled the coast to coast, I understand the need for this section, it was very hilly and on the road. It would be great if the cycle path could be extended and people will be able to safely cycle away from traffic.
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Robert Humphry
9 years ago
It would make this section so much safer.
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John feaver
9 years ago
Time to get this done!
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Graham alford
9 years ago
This link is vital and beneficial to the town and future business to the whole area
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Lucy barkwell
9 years ago
This will be a huge draw for the Hatherleigh area and will help promote an active lifestyle for all local people with an accessible path for cycling and walking. Great idea.
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Ruth Kelsey
9 years ago
Joining the link is long overdue. So much to be gained for Tarka Trail users and local businesses.
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Elaine Morgan
9 years ago
As a local Hatherleigh resident who loves to use the wonderful facility of the Tarka Trail, enabling us to enjoy our diverse countryside in a safe environment this link is invaluable and a must have!
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Carol barkwell
9 years ago
Really good for hatherleigh to be joined to North Devon by bike.
Great chance for differently able people to access the quarry area by wheelchair or pushing a pushchair.
I think u should solve this issue and make it safer for me to walk from work to my house instead walking along the long dangerous road
We've been waiting so long for this. With the recent improvements in Route 27 (Devon coast to Coast) further south, this would be the icing on the cake.
This would be great as the roads are to dangrous
I live in Hatherleigh and we have been waiting forever for this to actually happen. It would be of great benefit to the trail overall and to our local community to have this finished and open.
This is the last significant gap in the otherwise superb Route 27 of the National Cycle Network. Completing this last link to avoid an extremely uncomfortable and unsafe section of main road will allow parents to feel confident in riding this magnificent route across Devon with younger children. A good use of a former railway line.
This is one of only two gaps in the amazing 100 mile Devon Coast to Coast route, filling it will help bring happiness to lots more people.
Devon needs this! Would be such a great draw to the area and help connect miles of traffic free pathways for all to enjoy.
Would make brilliant walks and bike rides for the local people
This is a beautiful area of our county, and the many visitors to our beautiful countryside should be able to see it in this way
I fully support the concept of traffic free cycle,walk and riding paths. Connecting Meeth and Hatherleigh with another section of the Tarka Trail would be an excellent investment for the health of our county and it's inhabitants.
This will be such an amazing achievement for Devon when completed!
Haring cycled the coast to coast, I understand the need for this section, it was very hilly and on the road. It would be great if the cycle path could be extended and people will be able to safely cycle away from traffic.
It would make this section so much safer.
Time to get this done!
This link is vital and beneficial to the town and future business to the whole area
This will be a huge draw for the Hatherleigh area and will help promote an active lifestyle for all local people with an accessible path for cycling and walking. Great idea.
Joining the link is long overdue. So much to be gained for Tarka Trail users and local businesses.
As a local Hatherleigh resident who loves to use the wonderful facility of the Tarka Trail, enabling us to enjoy our diverse countryside in a safe environment this link is invaluable and a must have!
Really good for hatherleigh to be joined to North Devon by bike. Great chance for differently able people to access the quarry area by wheelchair or pushing a pushchair.
It is well needed