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Jubilee WalksWalks from Braunstone Town, Enderby and Leicester Forest East in celebration of H.M. The Queen's Golden Jubilee, 2002. (Co-ordinated by the Stepping Stones Countryside Management Project.)
To mark H.M. The Queen's Golden Jubilee in 2002, Parish and Town Councils of Braunstone, Enderby and Leicester Forest East, and the Stepping Stones Countryside Management Project agreed to work together to promote six countryside walks connecting the three parishes. (The paths used for these walks also cross a fourth parish, Lubbesthorpe, which is served by a yearly parish meeting instead of a parish council.) The walks were described in a leaflet originally published in 2002. Every effort was made to ensure that the details of the publication were correct when printed. By raising awareness of the open countryside to be found on our doorstep, it is hoped that we can promote responsible use of the countryside and encourage the preservation of this attractive landscape for future generations to enjoy. It is hoped that this project will also help to encourage healthier lifestyles and people's enjoyment of this countryside. ![]() Inauguration of the Jubilee Walks scheme in Braunstone (2002). The Town Mayor, W. ("Bill") Wright, and town councillors, Phil Fox, Jo Fox and Sue Russell, with other local people and children are shown in the picture. The WalksMap
The ParishesThe Stepping Stones ProjectFor further information on other walks produced by Stepping Stones or Leicestershire County Council, please ring tel. 0116 265 7264/7221. The Stepping Stones Project is supported by the following Local Authorities: The Country Code1. Enjoy the countryside and respect its life and work AcknowledgementsThis webpage uses the text of the 2002 Golden Jubilee Walks leaflet, by permission from the Stepping Stones Countryside Management Project Braunstone Walkie-TalkiesIf you would like to enjoy the company of others on local walks, why not meet with the Braunstone Walkie-Talkies. They are a local group that meet regularly to cover a variety of walks around the local area. For further information contact Betty or Jim Johnson on 0116 2899794. Braunstone Walkie-Talkies' NewsLast Updated Thu, 15 Nov, 2007. |
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