From a new active travel bridge at the heart of Kelham Island, to extended countryside bridleways on the edge of the Peak District! We’ve a year of exciting progress to report at the 2021 Upper Don Trail Trust annual general meeting.
The meeting will take place from 6:30pm to 8:30pm on Monday, April 26th.
Sadly, the continuing Covid restrictions mean we will not be able to repeat last year’s convivial and well-attended get-together at Yellow Arch Studios.
Instead, the AGM will take place “virtually” on Zoom. But we still have a packed and varied agenda. We look forward to welcoming all who would like to attend.
It’s an open event although only members will be permitted to vote in the election of officers and trustees.
All you need to take part is the agenda, and a copy of the Zoom meeting link.
New video and illustrated history talk
We plan to launch a new video to update people on progress since last year.
And we’ll have a fascinating illustrated talk about the history of the riverside along Club Mill Road, between Neepsend and Wardsend Cemetery.
We’ll also report on a year of progress
Since last year, we’ve been involved in new initiatives all the way along the Trail from Lady’s Bridge and Kelham in the city centre right up to Langsett on the edge of the Peak District.
Upper Don Trail Trust chairman Simon Ogden is looking forward to reporting a year of progress.
‘We can now look forward to an Upper Don/Little Don Trail of nearly 23 km of which over 11 km is already in place, although some of that needs further improvement,’ said Simon.
‘Construction of a further 9 km is committed with funding identified, leaving just 2.5 km of missing links.
‘So there’s lots going on. But we also need to make sure that all these separate initiatives come together and that the trail is then well sign-posted, promoted and of course maintained.
‘There is much more for the Trust to do – so why not join us?’