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

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Rob Clay
7 years ago

Please complete this missing link, it would make the whole ride from North Devon to Plymouth so much more safe and enjoyable.

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Peter Rogers
7 years ago

I support this petition- having just cycled from Braunton to Meeth with my son, I would have loved to have gone on to Hatherleigh but was stopped by the hostile A386.

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Nigel Harding
7 years ago

No brainer to complete this link. I would get my bike out of the shed to get my Saturday paper!

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Michelle Stacey
7 years ago

This completion would make the Tarka trail much more enjoyable and safe.

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Susan Curson
7 years ago

I would love to cycle to work in Hatherleigh from my home in Meeth, instead of relying on my car all the time. The A386 road to Hatherleigh is incredibly dangerous, I wouldn't cycle or walk on it. I cringe when I see families with children on it trying to get to Hatherleigh, especially going up from the bridge where it winds uphill. It's about time this new route was in place.

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Roger tay
7 years ago

Obvious and overdue but.. I've always come off at petrockstowe and take lanes via Sheepwash and I call in to shop and pub and spend money which has to be a good thing?

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Miriam Reynolds
7 years ago

This would be a worthwhile extension to avoid using the busy main road to Hatherleigh. Anything which encourages people to exercise more in a safe environment should be a priority.

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Don CUDMORE
7 years ago

A very good petition

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Nick Wooley
7 years ago

It would make a lot of sense for the Tarka trail to start/end in Hatherleigh where there are shops and amenities rather than just in Meeth. It would be mean that the Meeth to Petrockstowe section would get a lot more use.

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Pauline Elliott
7 years ago

This would be a great asset and enable cyclists to cycle from Plymouth to Barnstaple without going on a busy road

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Bill Brown
7 years ago

Make the link please. It would really enhance the popularity and usefulness of the trail.

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Linda Dare
7 years ago

The Tarka trail draws many low intensive carbon tourists to the area. Increasing it would help the council's no-carbon pledge together with providing safe family environments & a huge expanse of countryside for disabled people to enjoy easily. Hopefully it will link up to the granite way sometime in the future providing a 1st class family tourist in with relatively little expense as the core criteria is already in place. Dear Councillors, Please don't miss this excellent opportunity.

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Steve mahony
7 years ago

This would be awesome for kids, they need safer access to the tarka trail.

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John Ingram
7 years ago

So needed!

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Simeon Diffey
7 years ago

I think this is essential

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Please extend the tarka trail

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Wendy Hunt
7 years ago

I would use it alot

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rodney funnell
7 years ago

great idea

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Iain Crockatt
7 years ago

This is an eminently sensible idea

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Angela
7 years ago

This would be a fantastic investment for the market town of Hatherleigh!