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Written by James Paxman Monday, 09 January 2012 09:39
The MOD is permitted to carry out "dry training" at Cramber Tor within Dartmoor National Park. Their permission to do this expires in 2013 and therefore they will seek to renew it sometime in 2012. This article explains the background to the DPA policy towards renewal of this permission.
Written by Doug Young
Dartmoor National Park Authority is going to lose 3 members from its present makeup of 22 members and two National Park Authorities are going to experiment with direct elections for some of their members. DEFRA published the results of its governance consultation undertaken earlier this year. We welcome the proposed changes ...Written by James Paxman
One of the reasons for members to pay their subscription to the DPA is so that they don't have to wade through the slough of draft planning policies in the knowledge that this will be done on their behalf by the Association.
Be honest ! How many of you bothered to comment on the catchily titled Development Management Delivery Development Plan Document(DPDDMD)? If you did then you will have appreciated how difficult it is to comment on these policies without a thorough understanding of what they are supposed ...
Written by James Paxman
The decision, resulting from the conclusion of the recent Public Inquiry, marks the end of the latest chapter in the saga of public access at Vixen Tor.
Devon County Council, supported by the Ramblers Association and the British Mountaineering Council, had sought to establish footpaths crossing the Vixen Tor enclosure on the basis of de facto previous usage in the 20 years prior to 1976.
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