Staffordshire Moorlands District Council

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Staffordshire Moorlands Parks and Countryside

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Staffordshire Moorlands District Council works to protect the cultural and natural qualities of the Staffordshire Moorlands countryside and provide opportunities for residents and visitors to get outside, active and healthy within the parks and green spaces we manage as well as the wider countryside.

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Outside Active and Healthy- Parks and Countryside Activities and Events
Art in the Park
Self guided walks leaflets including Staffordshire Moorlands Walks: Manifold Walks and Country Park Trails
Countryside Events and Activities including guided walks.
Fishing and Fishing Licensing
Countryside Education

Stepping Stones to Nature Partnership

Managing sites for Healthy Living and a Safer Community
We look after 9 countryside sites covering 180 hectares/444acres of land, 6km/4 miles of recreational former railway at two locations and 192km/120 miles of public rights of way promoted as the Staffordshire Moorlands Walks, Manifold Walks and Country Park Trails.  We also provide and manage formal town recreational space totaling more than 90 hectares and playing fields and recreation grounds across the district.

Management of Country Parks and Sites
Management of Town Parks and Grounds
Management of Local Nature Reserves
Play Strategy and Staffordshire Moorlands Play Partnership.
Play Builder projects at The Waste and Woodcroft

A Protected Environment
The conservation of trees, woodlands, and hedgerows including a tree contractors list
Protected Trees and Hedgerows, Species and Protected Sites
Advice on Rights of Way Issues
Dealing with High Hedge issues
Phytophthora ramorum further information about the outbreak of this fungal like infection at Biddulph Grange Country Park

 

 

 

 

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