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protecting radford & hooe lake wildlife and habitats home local group news kingfisher quay radford park group plymouth tree partnership radford heritage group rahlpa towra turnchapel and mount batten nature & wildlife what i’ve seen on the lake today? wildlife photo’s hooe lake photo’s history personal historical accounts events news current affairs environmental meetings planning products walk books about subscribe to our newsletter log out kate humble on radford quarry – what a relief, and great news for wildlife! april 10, 2014 | by mike | 3 replies more friend of kate humble has had a fairly frantic start to the year with two – almost back-to-back filming trips in australia and lots of tearing up and down to scotland for lambing live in between. kate, who is familiar with the area, kindly took the time out to offer a few words and comments … read more plan for bugs to flourish in radford park april 9, 2014 | by mike | 2 replies more buglife, who have their southwest office in plymouth are working with plymouth city council on plans to re-create an area of wild flower meadow in radford park, above radford quarry. a massive 3,000,000 hectares of flower-rich grassland have been lost in the uk since world war two – these flower-rich areas were vital habitats for […] read more radford quarry housing plans – wain homes april 6, 2013 | by mike | 4 replies more just to recap on the latest: plymouth city council unanimously rejected the original planning application last year. wainhomes appealed and we are now in the process of a public inquiry. the decision being made by the government inspectorate. plymouth city council have been vigorously defending their original decision. the appeal is now in recess and will […] read more radford & hooe lake brochure april 5, 2013 | by mike | 5 replies more we have put together a discovery brochure/poster for radford park & hooe lake, that cover a little of the history and the wildlife of the area, and highlights the reasons for keeping it in it’s natural state. to raise awareness and help prevent this area from further building development please download the brochure, print it […] read more a little stonecrete history and the f.j.moore quarries plymouth april 2, 2013 | by mike | 7 replies more these are extracts from a book by alec wood who worked for f.j.moore’s stoncrete works at pomphlett. he has written a number of books of his interesting life, his employment and times at stonecrete, he worked for them prior to world war ii as a trainee mould-maker and was later re-employed by them after the […] read more the eastern hulks of hooe lake, plymouth november 8, 2011 | by mike | 6 replies more the remains of hulks, or abandoned watercraft, located along the river edge and the intertidal zone are an important component of our maritime past. often they represent the only remains of types of boats that are no longer afloat or very rare. in this article we look at those at the eastern end of the lake read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 photo galleries demolition of hooe quarry oil tanks mute swans and their six cygnets on hooe lake nuthatch clearing nest & feeding it’s chicks sleepy swans on hooe lake local group news new for 2018! plymouth & devon walking book 4 plym ramblers present a new walking book – “on the beaten track 4” an ideal gift for walkers and an excellent way of keeping fit and agile. the entire proceeds from this book will be donated to local charities. the walks chosen for this book are a great selection of circular walks, all within 25 miles of plymouth. they cover […] january 3, 2018 | by mike | reply more radford park group – minutes 30th august 2017 radford park group minutes of meeting held at pomplett church @1900hrs on wednesday 30th august 2017 attendees minutes taken by jackie applebee – funding bid writer brian steele- local history specialist re radford park gordon miller- resident of the park and part of the park all his life linda martin – wildlife volunteer john voaden- […] november 13, 2017 | by jackie applebee | reply more radford arboretum park volunteers – newsletter no 1 the radford arboretum park volunteers had an excellent turn out for our first volunteer day on 22nd july 17, in the park with 38 people in three areas clearing pathways of litter, brambles and fly tipping. the group at the beckly centre made huge inroads into creating more parking spaces in the park’s only car […] july 25, 2017 | by jackie applebee | 2 replies more wildlife nominate your local green space in plymouth by 8th january 2016! we’ve recently discovered that there is a new initiative called local green space whereby local people can nominate areas they love like wildlife sites, for inclusion in the new plymouth plan, and if accepted, they will be provided a higher level of protection from development. this would be a great opportunity to help save radford […] november 29, 2015 | by mike | 5 replies more plan for bugs to flourish in radford park buglife, who have their southwest office in plymouth are working with plymouth city council on plans to re-create an area of wild flower meadow in radford park, above radford quarry. a massive 3,000,000 hectares of flower-rich grassland have been lost in the uk since world war two – these flower-rich areas were vital habitats for […] april 9, 2014 | by mike | 2 replies more 199 plant species recorded at hooe quarry a total of 199 higher plant species were recorded on the hooe quarry site and the fore shore (181 native species, 18 non-native). the site was considered to have a relatively high botanical diversity. amongst the many notable species of which one in particular the toadflax-leaved st. john’s-wort exists in only 17 sites in england. all […] february 12, 2012 | by mike | 5 replies more environmental & planning latest on radford quarry appeal + presentation update 9th june 2015: the appeal against the initial refusal to build in radford quarry has been dismissed. the inquiry sat for 8 days on 20-22 and 26-28 january and 30-31 march 2015. summary of decision: the appeal is dismissed. see the appeal decision here this is one of the powerpoint presentations that we put […] february 1, 2015 | by mike | reply more kate humble on radford quarry – what a relief, and great news for wildlife! friend of kate humble has had a fairly frantic start to the year with two – almost back-to-back filming trips in australia and lots of tearing up and down to scotland for lambing live in between. kate, who is familiar with the area, kindly took the time out to offer a few words and comments … april 10, 2014 | by mike | 3 replies more restoration of hooe barn the revised plans for the redevelopment of hooe barn as a retail unit, cafe, craft shop/studio, with the addition of an mot garage to the east, were put before pcc planning committee on thursday 4th april. the committee agreed after 1hr 25mins discussion to award a deferred decision so that further information could be provided […] april 28, 2013 | by mike | 1 reply more history & general interest a little stonecrete history and the f.j.moore quarries plymouth these are extracts from a book by alec wood who worked for f.j.moore’s stoncrete works at pomphlett. he has written a number of books of his interesting life, his employment and times at stonecrete, he worked for them prior to world war ii as a trainee mould-maker and was later re-employed by them after the […] april 2, 2013 | by mike | 7 replies more village pubs of oreston it has long been believed that oreston had up to five pubs at times over the centuries. it is now thought that there could have been seven. these pubs could have been a formal public house or inn, as we know them today, or simply a room set aside in a private house where refreshments […] may 15, 2012 | by kevin warley | 4 replies more radford cottages and the oldest man in oreston! fond memories of hooe lake and radford by alison hanson… my great grandad, caleb samuel carder (1875 – 1971) had an allotment on the hillside above radford quarry in lower saltram, on the left as you began downhill on the pot-holed gravel path just before what is now kingfisher quay. on the opposite side of […] november 9, 2011 | by mike | 11 replies more other recent posts proposal to build 225 houses in hooe quarry barratt homes will shortly be applying for planning permission to build approximately 225 houses (original 300) in hooe quarry off barton road. this development will be situated in hooe quarry just across the water from the old wharf estate. each affordable home will have two allocated car parking spaces within each property, plus 10 percent extra parking for visitors. there will be no parking on barton road. the land is currently owned by hooelake developments. march 19, 2011 | by mike | 13 replies more hooe quarry clearing activity – legality? are you aware of what has been happening in hooe quarry over the past week or so? we have been made aware of recent activity in hooe quarry that may be detrimental to the nesting bird population and illegal. it would appear that the owner of the site has contracted people to cut back the […] march 3, 2011 | by mike | 3 replies more kingfisher quay news & information we no longer post information on behalf of kingfisher quay management company (kqmc). for information about their news, minutes and services please visit their website here www.kingfisherquay.co.uk october 30, 2015 | by mike more annual radford park arboretum walk and talk – tuesday 5th may the annual radford ‘walk & talk’ and coffee evening will be held on tuesday 6th may 2014. meet outside the beckly centre, mayers way, radford dip, hooe road, plymstock, plymouth., starting at 6.30pm at the beckly centre. everybody is welcome. tickets available on the door at 50p. april 8, 2015 | by mike | reply more kingfisher quay minutes – 29th january 2015 kingfisher quay – minutes of meeting called by john kingdom in oreston church hall 29th january 2015 at 7.30pm members present no 18, 16 ,5, 33,23,65,57,62,60 apologies received from 44 meeting opened at 7.30 by chairperson john kingdom 62 directors present jackie applebee and wendy colwell. john 62 explained that he called the meeting because […] march 19, 2015 | by jackie applebee | reply more ‘beach clean’ saturday 18th april! hooe lake & radford lake are in need of a clean! there is a beach clean on saturday 18th april at 9 – 9:30 am – meet at the castle if you enjoy the area, and use it, please come and help, we need all the support we can get. wear old clothes and stout shoes. rubber gloves, […] march 19, 2015 | by mike | 4 replies more help save stamford wildlife far too many natural habitats, nesting grounds and wildlife havens are being destroyed in the area! please help support lynn armstrong in her quest to save an important area which has been set aside for local wildlife. my name is lynn armstrong and i live in stamford close. as i am sure you know, at […] june 23, 2014 | by mike | 3 replies more plymouth & mount batten storm damage update – a letter from pcc an email response from plymouth county council’s regarding the repair of storm damage – from a concerned mount batten resident the storms we experienced caused extensive damage to our city including damage to our buildings (predominately to roofs), fallen trees, damage from flooding, damage to piers, and a range of structures on our foreshore including footpaths, steps and other structures including our two lidos at […] may 9, 2014 | by mike | reply more big turnout for radford beach clean a big thank you to everybody that turned up and helped with the beach clean and litter pick on saturday 14th april 2014, we had approximately 35-40 enthusiastic local residents who gave up their free time, to clean hooe lake foreshore, radford lake, the quarry and radford park of litter and junk. there was a […] april 13, 2014 | by mike | 3 replies more latest on cavanna homes bostons boat yard from towra for all residents here is some information on the development in former boston’s boatyard. a meeting was held at 37 the old wharf on friday 3rd may at 3pm with david smith (build manager ) from cavanna homes and peter and penny lenthall, lilianna grainger, tim brighton and pat constable. may 29, 2013 | by pat constable (towra) | reply more radford history walk and talk there will be a radford walk and talk on wednesday 22nd may from 1pm to 3pm 2013. meet outside the beckly centre. mayers way. radford dip. join local historian and vice-chairman of the plymstock forum, brian steele on this guided walk through the historic radford park and arboretum. the talk includes the first elizabethans, tudor pirates, […] april 28, 2013 | by mike | 4 replies more annual radford park arboretum walk and talk – 15th may this year the radford heritage group have linked up with plymouth tree partnership to hold a walk, talk and coffee evening on wednesday, 15th may, 2013, starting at 6.30pm at the beckly centre. everybody is welcome. tickets available on the door at 50p. the evening starts with a guided walk around radford park arboretum to show what […] march 25, 2013 | by mike | reply more connect connect with us on the following social media platforms. recent comments marcia bastin on radford cottages and the oldest man in oreston! 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friend of kate humble has had a fairly frantic start to the year with two – almost back-to-back filming trips in australia and lots of tearing up and down to scotland for lambing live in between. kate, who is familiar with the area, kindly took the time out to offer a few words and comments … april 10, 2014 | by mike | 3 replies more radford quarry housing plans – wain homes just to recap on the latest: plymouth city council unanimously rejected the original planning application last year. wainhomes appealed and we are now in the process of a public inquiry. the decision being made by the government inspectorate. plymouth city council have been vigorously defending their original decision. the appeal is now in recess and will […] april 6, 2013 | by mike | 4 replies more hooe quarry latest! committee and public planning meeting notification of proposed development: application no: 11/01250/ful site: land at barton road, hooe lake, plymstock, development: re-development of site by erection of 222 new dwellings, provision of new public open space, ancillary access roads, improvements to barton road and associated works. the above application will be considered by the planning committee on thursday 12 january […] january 3, 2012 | by mike | 3 replies more recent posts new for 2018! plymouth & devon walking book 4 radford park group – minutes 30th august 2017 radford arboretum park volunteers – newsletter no 1 nominate your local green space in plymouth by 8th january 2016! kingfisher quay news & information annual radford park arboretum walk and talk – tuesday 5th may kingfisher quay minutes – 29th january 2015 ‘beach clean’ saturday 18th april! useful & interesting websites planning applications pcc plym valley heritage plymouth & west devon records office plymouth city council radford arboretum the beckly centre the tyler foundation wild about britain meta register log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org home local group news kingfisher quay radford park group plymouth tree partnership radford heritage group rahlpa towra turnchapel and mount batten nature & wildlife what i’ve seen on the lake today? wildlife photo’s hooe lake photo’s history personal historical accounts events news current affairs environmental meetings planning products walk books © 2018 . all rights reserved. premium wordpress themes .

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