Sheffield Lakeland Landscape Conservation Action Plan

For iconic and historic walls we will look to engage qualified dry stone wallers to undertake the work,
where possible there will be opportunities for people to help and learn, but it is not a requirement.
Opportunity Walls
Where a wall does not belong to a private organisation or person and there is an opportunity to
either train your own staff, volunteers or even just host other training events we could fund a dry
stone walling instructor to come along and help you (or others) learn to look after your own walls in
the future. If you have such walls let us know
Who you are
What is the condition of the wall
What facilities are nearby (car parking, toilet)
Do you have your own people you want to train
Community Wall
In order to introduce walls, the landscape, geology and wildlife to a wide variety of people we intend
to undertake some ‘wall-based’ community engagement project, particularly designed for people
not wanting to learn about walls. These walls will need to be in publicly accessible and visible places
such as along footpaths or in parks or nature reserves. I would also expect them to be in visible
locations. If you have a ‘community wall’ idea let us know, but it might be you just know of a broken
down wall in the right location. As an example, please look at
http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3440328
Claire is particularly keen to identify a range of locations where wall/stone community engagement
and arts projects could occur along the Loxley Valley.
Community wall description or area
Facilities nearby (car parking, toilet)
Do you have an idea or is it just a possible location for others to have an idea about?
Do you have a community (geography, common factor or interest) that would like to take part in a
community wall project?