Pathfinder Bridleway Routes

We have received some information about a Pathfinder Project to document some riding routes in Shropshire. This may be of interest and worth a look.

The Pathfinder Project has collated a collection of horse riding routes spanning across the Shropshire Hills National Landscape including the Long Mynd, Stiperstones, Clee Hill, Brown Clee, Wenlock Edge, Clun and their surrounding areas.

The Pathfinder Project is funded by the Shropshire Hills Farming in Protected Landscapes programme.

Link to online information leaflet –

https://www.canva.com/design/DAGQxUr5D2k/KCwpnh2wclGXcF6t_qlz3A/view?utm_content=DAGQxUr5D2k&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=viewer

Change Of Bank

Following from the last post regarding our Lloyds Bank Account it looks like we may be able to move to Nat West which currently does not have a monthly charge for community groups.

We will start the process but before making the change we need to make sure that everyone is happy with a change of Bank.

Please let me know ASAP if you have any concerns or questions.

Chris

Clee View Bridleways Banking Charges!

From 14th Jan we are going to be charged £4.25/mth by Lloyds Bank to use our community Bank Account!

We only do a handful of transactions in a year and our account does not have much in it so an annual cost of £51 will soon eat into our funds. 

I have had a quick look around and there are not many free alternatives for non-registered community groups. Nat West seem to offer one but only for people with an existing Nat West account (I don’t have one). Metro appears to be an option but it looks like you have to go into a Branch and the nearest is Brieley Hill.

Please contact me if you have any thoughts?

Chris (Treasurer)

Quiz Night Success

Many thanks to everyone involved with the Quiz night on Saturday 17th June. It was a huge success with lots of laughs.

Through ticket sales and raffle we raised a total of £328 after taking off costs for the food and hall hire.

We now have enough money to be able to tackle a bridleway improvement project which we will discuss at our next meeting.

 

Save Mortimer Forest from log cabins

Mortimer Forest is a wonderful local place to ride and walk away from traffic and people. You are probably already aware but there is a threat to the forest with the proposed development of a holiday park with 68 log cabins. If you want to save the forest please sign the petition now.

More info can be found on – https://www.save-mortimer-forest.co.uk/

Thanks,

Chris