Health and Safety

The Woodlands

Residents and authorised visitors should use designated pathways where access rights exist under the relevant property deeds and estate arrangements. Note that the pathways can become slippery when wet.

Track at the far end of the A10 woodland – There has been a cliff fall along and under the far end track. The track is now undercut by 18 inches in places. There is a significant fall (on the lakeside down to rocks below) – It is unsafe to use this track.

Cliff Fall

The Lakes

The jetty located in the first bay does not have planning permission granted and will be removed in due course.

Deep water – The lake has steep sides and deep water – take care near the water's edge. DANGER DEEP WATER

Warning Signs

Boating

Any permitted boating activity should only be undertaken in accordance with the rights granted under the relevant property deeds and estate arrangements and with appropriate safety precautions.

Fishing

Fishing is only permitted within designated areas and strictly in accordance with the rights granted under the relevant property deeds, estate arrangements and any applicable lake rules.
Applicable fishing rules and usage restrictions may be issued from time to time by the estate/lake owner.
No fishing should be carried out without a full Environment Agency rod licence.
Any boating or fishing activity must comply with the rights granted under the relevant property deeds and estate arrangements.

Children

Any children visiting the lake should always be supervised in and around the lake.

Security

Along the western footpath boundary over 600 metres of both high quality security fencing and significant predator fencing has been erected.

We also have Tim who patrols the grounds daily with his trusty Staffordshire bull terrier Harley.