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Quakers WalkRay Parsons
I have received many concerning letters about the future of this ancient footpath and bridleway, I and my fellow District councillors have spent many hours working to minimise the impact of imposed developments particularly Quakers Walk, and to strike a balance between protecting the environment and allowing free and safe access for all and to protect our rural way of life, our next moves are:
  1. To agree a surface similar to the canal paths,
  2. Improve gateway access for the disabled,
  3. To obtain the best solution for lighting,
  4. To maintain Bridleway in its original form,
  5. To ensure the trees are protected during installation of drainage and environmental considerations are in line with lead group policies.

Quakers WalkPhilippa Morgan
It is disappointing to see that the District Councillors do NOT seem to have got the message that lighting in any form is not acceptable and that the gates MUST be left closed.

Quakers WalkErin Jones
In mid July I was in Devizes with a residential school trip staying at Braeside. In torrential rain we negotiated Quakers Walk and I was stunned by its beauty. Despite the weather it was being used by walkers, joggers, dog walkers and one woman with a pushchair. The only jarring note was the encroachment of housing. What on earth is going on in the heads of the planners who want to wreck this lovely place by making it just like everywhere else?

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