Trailway – Page 2 – Stourpaine Matters

DT11 Forum Community Partnership AGM

DT11 Forum Community Partnership AGM

Held on Wednesday 10th April 2013 at 7.00pm,

Durweston Village Hall

Agenda

Welcome (tea and coffee available from 6:30pm)
Apologies
Minutes from AGM, held at Blandford Parish Centre on Tuesday 17^th April 2012 at Blandford Parish Centre
Chairman’s Annual Review
Financial Statement
Constitution and membership form
Presentation from Steve Adamson on the Broadband project
Brief from Nic Nicol regarding the Blandford Transport Action Group
Brief from Jo Rose regarding Sowing Seeds
Priorities 2012-2013
1. North Dorset Broadband Project
2. DT11 Forum Community Resource Centre
3. Blandford Transport Action Group
4. The Trailway
5. The Fording Point
Election of Officers
Thanks and close. Date of next meeting – Tuesday 11 June at Blandford Parish Centre 6.30pm for 7pm

RSVP

Ride the Trailway from Sturminster Newton to Stourpaine

Route No. 2
– The Trailway from Sturminster Newton to Stourpaine

Thanks again to Graham Rains for the article.

stourpaine.info | Stourpaine Environment – Rights of Way

Examine the stourpaine.info | Stourpaine Environment web page where we have added links to key organisations and a download map for (Dorset Explorer) – Stourpaine Rights of Way.

stourpaine.info | Trailway to the Future

We’ve added a spyhole into the North Dorset Website: stourpaine.info | Trailway to the Future ; it is worth viewing.

For more information: T :01258 489 998 | E: info@northdorsetbroadband.co.uk

AGM – North Dorset Trailway Network

North Dorset Trailway Network

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING at The Church Centre Shillingstone at 7.30pm on 28th November 2012: AGM Flyer

A public meeting all are welcome.

From railway to trailway | Dorset Life – The Dorset Magazine

From railway to trailway | Dorset Life – The Dorset Magazine.

Trailway Walk

There are links to the Stour Valley Way, The Wessex Ridgeway, The Jubilee
Trail, and Hod and Hambledon Hills. Open Access land and nature reserves and woods such as Piddles Wood and Blandford Forest are within easy walking distance of the Trailway.