Consultation outcome

Open access restriction at Widdybank Fell, Hole Head and Guys Moss: consultation outcome

• From: Natural England
• Published: 20 April 2015
• Last updated: 13 July 2015 — See all updates

Applies to England

This consultation has concluded

Read the full outcome

Consultation outcome report: Widdybank Fell, Hole Head and Guys Moss (2005090267 and 2005090326)

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Site notice map: Widdybank Fell (2005090267)

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Site notice map: Hole Head and Guys Moss (2005090326)

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Detail of outcome

Natural England has decided how to proceed following its review to restrict access to open access land (case numbers: 2005090267 and 2005090326 ).

Details can be found in the outcome summary. The maps show the open access land affected.

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Original consultation

Summary

Find out about plans to change public access to Widdybank Fell, Hole Head and Guys Moss in County Durham and how to submit your comments.

This consultation ran from
9am on 20 April 2015 to 5pm on 15 May 2015

Consultation description

See the consultation summary for information about the proposed restriction to open access land (case numbers: 2005090267 and 2005090326 ). The consultation maps show the open access land which might be affected.

Submit your comments about these proposals using the contact details in the consultation summary document.

Documents

Consultation summary: Widdybank Fell, Hole Head and Guys Moss (2005090267 and 2005090326 )

PDF, 196 KB, 6 pages

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Consultation map: Widdybank Fell (2005090267)

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Consultation map: Hole Head and Guys Moss (2005090326)

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Published 20 April 2015
Last updated 13 July 2015 + show all updates

1. 13 July 2015

   Details of the outcome of the consultation published

2. 20 April 2015

   Content has been updated for the second consultation. Details of the first consultation are available in the consultation summary document.

3. 20 April 2015

   First published.