Past Newsletters & Articles
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- Newsletter 68 September 2020 (New format. Annabel Crowley becomes editor))

- Newsletter 67, February 2020
Society News: The Dartmoor Society Comments for the DEFRA Food strategy Review
Tribute to Lucy Luxmoore
DNPA Forum on the Glover Review on Natural Landscapes
Archaeology at Risk Community Project
Livestock Deaths and Injuries on Dartmoor Roads
Member Profile: Chris Chapman
Pengelly Caves
Debate: The Secret Life of Dartmoor Birds
Research Lecture: Conservation Grazing with Dartmoor Ponies; Reducing Molinia Dominance and Encouraging the Germination of Calluna Vulgaris (Heather) on an Upland Site on Dartmoor
Burrator Tree Launch Event
New Dartmoor Book. Higher Shilstone Memories of a Medieval Farmstead on Dartmoor by Chris Chapman.

- Newsletter 66, October 2019
Peatland Inquiry
Dartmoor Society Submission to the House of Commons re: Datmoor Ponies in support of the Dartmoor Hill Pony Associations submission.
Dartmoor Pony Submission by Joss Hibbs
Our Submission in Support of Joss Hibbs
Responses to Our Letter of Support to Joss Hibbs
Member Profile: Caya Edwards
Newsletter Editor Update
Summer Fairs
Burnicombe Wood 15
Sheepstor Church with Richard Bayley and talk on the Pinwill Sisters by Dr Helen Wilson

- Newsletter 65, June 2019
Mires Project Update
Forum of the Devonshire Association
Summer Shows
The Dartmoor Society 21st AGM
Special Tribute to Tom and Elisabeth Greeves
Member Profile: Wilf Hodges
Making the Invisible Visible
Higher Uppacott Visit

- Newsletter 64, February 2019
Society news: The Dartmoor Society 21″ AGM
Member Profile: Tanya Welch
Letters: Defra review of Designated Landscapes
Lewtrenchard Church, Forgotten Garden, and Coombe Trenchard House
The Dartmoor Society Debate. Dartmoor Stone
The Dartmoor Society Research Lecture. Stakeholder attitudes to the narratives of the Dartmoor Commons: tradition and the search for consensus in a time of change – Adrian Colston

- Newsletter 63, October 2018
Society news
Book notice: Dartmoor Resonance and the Story of Dartmoor Music
Chairman and Vice-Chairman
Gidleigh Common
AGM – 2019
Book notice: A Dartmoor Farmer, His Daughters and his Diary
Member ProPile: Alan Endacott
Letters: Mires Project
Cultural Heritage Priorities for Dartmoor 2018 Onwards
Hillyfield Woodland visit
Okehampton Camp visit
Dartmoor Resonance Music Festival
The Dartmoor Society Summer Barbecue
Corringdon Farm visit

- Newsletter 62, June 2018
The Dartmoor Society Award 2018
Book notice: Soils in Devon IX
Member ProFile: Tom Orchard
Letters: The future of food, farming & the environment Comments on the proposed Agriculture Bill
Buckfastleigh visit
Castle Drogo hydro-electric plant visit

- Newsletter 61, February 2018
A special ‘Thank you’ to Elisabeth Greeves
New Newsletter Editor Steve Mason
Dartmoor: A Wild and Wondrous Region. Peter Mason
Peatland Bibliography and the Dartmoor Mires
Loss of important Dartmoor buildings
Past Events
Den Brook Wind Farm visit
Dartmoor Society Research Lecture Sabine Baring-Gould and his search for Dartmoor Folk Songs by Martin Graebe

- Newsletter 60, October 2017
Dartmoor Resonance Music Festival
Dartmoor Newspaper Cuttings
The Future of Dartmoor Commons
Goodbye from Acting Newsletter Editor
PCWW Boundstones
Visit to Pizwell Farm, Postbridge

- Newsletter 59, June 2017
Fingle Woods and Wooston Castle
Tin Mining & Miners of the Postbridge Area – by Dr Tom Greeves
Facing Sin – Roof Bosses in Ugborough Church – by Dr Sue Andrew
Visit to Lukesland Gardens, Harford

- Newsletter 58, February 2017
PCWW Stones, Ces Hoult
The Dartmoor Society Debate 2016 – Return to the Wildwood?
Research Fund Used for New Vegetation Survey
Research Lecture – ‘The Dartmoor Conchies’
Quiz Night at the Warren House Inn
Belstone Village, Church & Tea

- Newsletter 57, October 2016
Princetown Electricity Generating Station
Hele Farm, North Bovey 0407/16 — Proposed Agricultural Barn
New book by Colin Pearse
Presentation to Judy Ehlen
Kelly Mine Visit
BBQ at South Zeal
Moortown Farm — Whitchurch
Steward Community Woodland

- Newsletter 56, June 2016
Society News: ‘The Discovery of Sittaford Stone Circle – Its Context and Significance’ — Alan Endacott
Dartmoor Society Award 2016 to Miles and Gail Fursdon
Three Hares Project
Taw Valley Creamery

- Newsletter 55, February 2016
Society News: AGM, New Work on Conserving PCWW Stones, Grant for Major Dartmoor Conference on Dartmoor Tinworking and Tim Mining.
Dartmoor Charter Train Goes to Hungary
Jeremy Hatch
North Wyke House & Farm Grassland System
The Langaford Farm Charitable Trust Visit
Dartmoor Society Research Lecture ‘Dartmoor Weather’ Will Hand
Winter Revel
Tour of Buckfast Abbey

- Newsletter 54, October 2015
Society News: Audit of Railway Features and Structures DVD
Tim Harrod’s Soil Map of Northeast Dartmoor
Colin Pearce DS Award Winner Writes New Book
Gerald Quinn
Visit to Christow Station (Exeter & Teign Valley Railway)
An Exploration of Dartmoor Soils with Dr Tim Harrod
Dartmoor Society Walk & Barbecue
Visit to Moortown Farm, Gidleigh

- Newsletter 53, June 2015
Moretonhampstead
British Ceramic Tile Factory
Old Walls Hydro Visit at Ponsworthy

- Newsletter 52, February 2015
Dartmoor Pony Meat
Mires Project Visit to Flat Tor Pan
Railways and Their Heritage on Dartmoor Dartmoor Society debate Report.
Research Lecture — Pony Herds and Managementby Robon Petrie-Richie.

- Newsletter 51, October 2014
Yennadon Quarry
Dartmoor Society Barbecue

- Newsletter 50, July 2014
Society News: Mires Project Update, 16th Annual General Meeting with talk by John Walters, Chagford Show & Widecombe Fair, Remember the Floods?
From the Membership Secretary
DNPA HER Office
Chapel & Church, Ashburton
Sharpham House
Commando Training Centre Royal Marines, Lympstone

- Newsletter 49, February 2014
Bellever Stroll
Dartmoor Society Debate — Ponies on Dartmoor. Report
Research Lecture — Soils of Chagford, Moretonhampstead
and Beyond. Tim Harrod.

- Newsletter 48, October 2013
Society News: Mires Project Update, DNP Management Plan — Dartmoor Society Comments, Development Management & Delivery
Letters: Subscription increase Judy Ehlen
Sibelco Clay Works
Crownhill Down Excavations
Summer Barbecue & Walk
Soussons Farm Visit

- Newsletter 47, June 2013
‘The History and Management of the Spitchwick Estate — A Healthy Dinosaur in the 21st Century’
Report on a visit to Glendinning Linhay Quarry
Visit to South Tawton Church House & Church
Visit ‘The Dartmoor Explorer’ Charter Train
Walk Ted Hughes Memorial Stone via Teignhead Farm and
Hangingstone Hill

- Newsletter 46, Feb 2013

- Newsletter 45, October 2012
Society News:Mires Project Update, Honorary Treasurer, Dartmoor Folk Festival DVD, Animal Deaths and Injuries
Visit to Heath Wood
Mires Project Walk to Flat Tor Pan
Exhibition of Paintings by William Snell Morrish & Family
Dartmoor Society Summer Walk and Barbecue. Haytor.
Visit to Meads Farm
A Walk Around Lydford

- Newsletter 44, June 2012
Society News: Dartmoor Mires Project
Presentation of the 2012 Dartmoor Society Award to Michael and Swana Hardy at the Annual General Meeting, Leusdon Village Hall
Sydenham House Visit
Dartmoor Society Research Lecture
“Behind the Scenes” at the Devon Record Office

- Newsletter 43, February 2012
Society News: Dartmoor Mires Project
Annual General Meeting, Leusdon Village Hall
Dr. Keith Strelling retired from the Dartmoor Society Committee
14th Dartmoor Society Debate Report DVD available.
Dartmoor Society Research Lecture Phil Newman: Environment, Tradition and Adventure: metal mining on and around Dartmoor in the 18th and 19th centuries.
“Behind the Scenes” at the Devon Record Office by Judy Ehlen

- Newsletter 42, October 2011
Society News: A Travesty of Heritage Management, Stonecutting Heritage Destroyed, Comments on DNPA Consultation Document, DEFRA Consultation Response, 60 Years Of Dartmoor National Park
The Dartmoor Society Award 2011 To Bill Murray. Report
Animal Accidents January-June 2011
14th Dartmoor Society Debate Dartmoor’s Archaeological Heritage and its conservation 1951-2011
Summer Walk & Barbecue
Mires Project — visit to Winney’s Down
Visit to Greenwell Farm, Meavy

- Newsletter 41, June 2011
Society News: Report on the 13th Annual General Meeting,
Introducing the new Honorary Secretary of the Dartmoor Society Tanya Welsh
Dartmoor National Park — Draft Design Guide 2011
Animal Accidents October — December 2010
Hamel Down Wreath Laying
Website Changes
Research Lecture report amendments
Visit to Seale Stoke Farm
Walk through Shaptor Wood
Guided Tour of RAF Harrowbeer
Walk at Believer — Conservation grazing

- Newsletter 40, February 2011
Society News: Dartmoor Training Area, Consultation on the Governance Arrangements for the National Parks
WebsiteChanges
Postcard Auction
Annual General Meeting, Scoriton Village Hall
What Future for Dartmoor Woodlands? – The 13th Dartmoor
Society Debate. Report.
Dartmoor Society Research Lecture, Lauren Parry: ‘the sustainable carbon management of British blanket peatlands: a case study on Dartmoor’
Feature: “She seeks wool … and works willingly with her hands ” Interview with Claire Compton.

- Newsletter 39 October 2010
Editorial
Society News
Re wetting of Mires, Two Bridges Barn, Review of National Parks Governance,
Consultation on the “Dartmoor Way” DNPA Recreation & Access Strategy 2010-20171
Website Changes
Avon Valley Walk
Summer Walk & Barbecue, Haytor
Dartmoor Mires 5 July 2010 – Blackabrook
Peek Hill Farm Visit
Lydford Arts Day
Exmoor Mires 18 September 2010 — Squallacombe
Front Cover : Lucy Turmaine demonstrates painting techniques

- Newsletter 38, June 2010
Throwleigh Festival News
Dartmoor Challenge
Visit to Dunsford Iron Mills
Visit to the studio of Peter Randall-Page
Presentation of the Dartmoor Socity award to Charlotte Faulkner
Cordonford Farm and Dinna Clerks visit

- Newsletter 37, February 2010
Society News: Re-wetting Dartmoor’s Mires, Knowle, Walkhampton – Update, South Brent Energy Project
Gidleigh Castle and Church, 18 Nov 2009
Dartmoor Society Revel, 5th Dec 2009
`Dartmoor on the Map’, 20 Jan 2010′
“A Towering Achievement of Real Value” A review of Ian Mercer’s ‘Dartmoor’ 2009

- Newsletter 36, October 2009
Editorial
Society News
Steward Community Woodland — DNPA costs
Website changes coming soon
Executive Committee nominations for AGM elections
Responses and Comments made on behalf of the Society
Comment on Local Development Framework — Development
Management & Delivery — Development Plan Document 2006-
2026:Parts I-III
Response of the Dartmoor Society to “Protected Landscapes —
Natural England’s Draft Policy for Consultation 2009”
Walkingwith Llamas
Dartmoor Society Summer Barbecue
Visit to Sherril Farm
Walk to Cut Hill
The Dartmoor Society 12th Annual Debate Dartmoor Churches and Chapels.
Duchy Square Centre for Creativity, Princetown
Livestock Death & Injuries
Front Cover : Sheep at Foggintor Quarry, Richard Gearey

- Newsletter 35, June 2009
Society News
The 12th Dartmoor Society Award to Elisabeth Stanbrook
The Future of England’s Upland Communities consultation response
Knowle Terrace, Walkhampton planning update
Rewetting the Blanket Peat
Crownhill Down Fence
Comment on Local Development Framework — Development
Management & Delivery — Development Plan Document 2006-
Brimpts Farm — Dartmoor Pony Heritage Trust & Tin Mine,
Finds Day, Holne
Annual General Meeting, Belstone Village Hall
Visit to Headon China Clay Works, Cornwood, 6 May Report
Botanical Walk, Okehampton Woods, 24 May Report
Correspondence Received – New Bridge Proposed to Cross the Upper Becka Brook
Feeling the presence of God — Life as a Dartmoor clergyman. An interview with Venerable John Rawlings, Archdeacon of Totnes
Front Cover : Widecombe-in-the-Moor church, Tom Greeves

- Newsletter 34, February 2009
Editorial
Society News New Bridge English Heritage Decision, Rewetting the blanket peat of Dartmoor, The Military Loop Road, Widecombe in the Moor Tetra Mast,
Direct Elections to National Parks — DEFRA consultation
Executive Committee Nominations
Annual General Meeting, Belstone Village Hall
“Uplands matter to me” — a film by Natural England
Visit to Fernworthy Forest
2nd Annual Research lecture — ‘Facing Sin — Image and Identity
on Medieval Dartmoor’ By Sue Andrew.
Visit to Dartmoor Archive, Cornwood, 17 Jan 2009
The Dartmoor Society Revel 6 December 20082
Dartmoor Society website — the way forward
2008 weather statistics for Throwleigh
Finding a Spirit of Adventure — an interview with John Diplock 32
Front Cover : ‘Detail of Penitentia, Seven Sacraments window, C. 1480,
Doddiscombsleigh church’ Sue Andrew

- Newsletter 33, October 2008
Proposed Fence on Crownhill Down
Review of Local Government Boundaries
for Dartmoor’s Water Resources?’ Report

- Newsletter 32, June 2008
Recruitment of Officers
Knowle Terrace, Walkhampton Formal Complaint
The Clam Bridge, Bovey Valley by Peter F. Mason
Hemerdon Mine
When we went a Gipsying — Sabine Baring-Gould’s quest for
folklife in Devon and Cornwall by Martin Graebe
Visit to Bowden Mill by Tom Greeves
Annual General Meeting, Talk by Chris Gregory and Presentation of Dartmoor Society Awards for 2007 and 2008 to Eric Webber 2007 and Chris Chapman 2008
Festival of Dartmoor Literature Report by Tom Greeves
Arthur Westlake — Okehampton Railwayman by Mike Hedges & Tony Hill
Finch Foundry needs Volunteers

- Newsletter 31, February 2008
Editorial
Dartmoor National Park Management Plan 2007 – 2012 by Dawn Hatton and Tom Greeves
Dartmoor National Park: Local Development Framework: Core Strategy Development Plan
Imerys and WBB Imerys press release Tom Greeves
Hemerdon Ball Tungsten/Wolfram Mine by Tom Greeves
Reports on Events 8 Visit to Renewable Energy Project, Dart Valley Country Park by Jonathan and Ralph Aylett
Inaugural Research Lecture Climatic and Environmental Change on Dartmoor: Lessons from Archaeology and Palaeoecology’. Dr Ralph Fyfe
DTRG Brimpts Tin Mines Trail Guide
Jonathan Lamming – Dartmoor Vet

- Newsletter 30, October 2007
Editorial
Society News
Comments on Dartmoor National Park Core Strategy
Comments on Draft Dartmoor National Park ManagementPlan 2007-2012
Visit to Deer Force 10
Summer Walk and Barbecue Report
Visit to Fernworthy Reservoir Report
The 10°’ Dartmoor Society Debate: ‘What Future for the Dartmoor Village?’ Report
Kenneth Day — Eden Phillpotts Aficionado

- Newsletter 29, June 2007
Society News
Dartmoor Society Literary Festival
Livestock Deaths and Injuries on Dartmoor
Reports on Events
The 2007 Annual General Meeting including a talk by Alex Murdin
Landscape and Leisure: Contemporary Art on Dartmoor:
Visit to Steward Wood Community by Dr Tom Greeves
Visit to Watts Blake Bearne China Clay by Dave & Dawn Hatton
Summer Walk & Barbecue, Gutter Tor Hut
Diversification at Brimpts Farm
Front cover: Fernworthy Darn, to which a Society visit has been arranged for
Saturday 8th September photo © Mike Hedge

- Newsletter 28, February 2007
Editorial
Dartmoor Society Award 2006 Nigel Shaw and Carolyn Hillyer
Burrator Reservoir — SWLT Management Plan
by Toni Greeves and Keith Strelling
Housing Policy on Dartmoor by Toni Greeves
Livestock Deaths and Injuries on Dartmoor
Visit to Kelly Mine
Visit to Steward Wood Community
Visit to Watts Blake Bearne China Clay
Visit to Deer Force
Michael Jecks, Author of Medieval Murder Stories
Front cover: Rime frost on West Mill Tor, February 2006

- Newsletter 27, October 2006
Research Fund
New Website
Burrator Reservoir — meeting with DNPA
Summer Walk and Barbecue, by Tom Greeves
Visit to Batworthy Farm
Visit to Upper Merrivale Tin Mill, by Jonathan Aylett
Front cover: The ancient cider press at Batworthy Farm — see report on visit

- Newsletter 26, June 2006
Editorial
Research Fund Launch £500 donation from Dartmoor Magazine
The 2006 Annual General Meeting
The work of the Dartmoor Rescue Group — a talk by Bud Francis
Livestock Incidents 2005/06
Visit to Holne Chase by Jonathan Aylett
The proving mortar at Powdermills

- Newsletter 25, February 2006
Editorial
The Dartmoor Society Award 2005 Colin Pearce
Call for Public Inquiry on Den Brook Wind Turbines
Visit to Brimblecombe Cider by Peter Fillingham
Visit to Powdermills and Dartcom by Dave Hatton
Orchards Information Booklet
Executive Committee — Personal Statements of Candidates
Visit to Upper Merrivale Tin Mill
Visit to Holne Chase
Cryptic Moorland Walk
The Prison Farm, Princetown

- Newsletter 24, October 2005
Editorial
Charitable Status for the Society
New Bridge, River Dart
Visit to Huccaby Farm
Visit to Military Target Railway Sites
Visit to Shovel Down Excavations
Summer Barbecue and Walk
Extraordinary General Meeting and Charitable Status
What Future for Dartmoor Orchards? Report.
Life at East Okement Farm
A Note from the Chairman Book by Mike Hedges Walking the Forest Bounds of Dartmoor

- Newsletter 23, June 2005
Wind turbine proposal at Yelland Farm, Okehampton
Livestock Incidents on Dartmoor roads, 2004/05
Dartmoor Folk Festival Sponsorship
Silence at Ramscliffe
Annual General Meeting including Talk by Rachel Thomas CBE: Moorlands at a Crossroads
Visit to Sourton Quarry Nature Reserve
Visit to Buckfast Abbey Bell Tower
Cryptic Moorland Walk and Skittles Evening
Extraordinary General Meeting / Mardon Down Walk

- Newsletter 22, February 2005

- Newsletter 21, October 2004
The Dartmoor Hydropower Survey
Donations by the Society Colin Pearce towards publication of his book The Whitefaced Drift of Dartmoor’s ‘prappee
Sheep — A Story as olde as them hills.
Livestock Deaths — New Signs Appear
Visit to Bowden Farm
Summer Barbecue
Visit to Black-a-Tor Copse
The Dartmoor Society Debate. Report: How important is China Clay to Dartmoor?
Flashback to Spring 36
Front cover: View from tip T2 at Lee Moor china clay works over the Tory Brook
valley, lagoon and drying kilns

- Newsletter 20, June 2004
Livestock Deaths 2003/04
Zeal Tor Tramway 2-Miles Stone
Visit to Prewley Water Treatment Works
Annual General Meeting with a talk by Tony Beard
Visit to Shilstone Rocks Stud by Jonathan Aylett
The 7th Dartmoor Society Debate: How important is China Clay to Dartmoor?
Wilf Hutchings, Dartmoor Wall Builder

- Newsletter 19, February 2004
Editorial
Amanda Steers
The Dartmoor Society Award 2003: Marion Saunders
Dartmoor National Park Authority Local Plan Inquiry Details of DS comments
The Dartmoor Society and Hansard
Visit to Old Walls Hydro Plant
Visit to Buckfast Woollen Mill 10
Roger Michelmore – a lifetime’s career as a land agent

- Newsletter 18, October 2003
Editorial
New Committee Members
Lowery Barn
Summer Walk and Barbecue by Tony Hill
Debate: ‘The Military on Dartmoor’
Matthew McCann, Walkhampton furniture maker 23
The Baring-Gould Festival & Study Break by Paul Wilson
Front cover: Speakers and Chair at the 6th Dartmoor Society
Debate : Kate Ashbrook, John Loch, Jo Cole, Dr Tom Greeves,
Martin Coulson, Lt Col (Retd) Tony Clark, Lt Col James Porter.
(Photo © Mike Hedges)

- Newsletter 17, June 2003
Editorial
Bernard Raeke, Hon Treasurer
Livestock Deaths on Dartmoor
Dartmoor Folk Festival Association Sponsorship
Dartmoor Poetry Video
Annual General Meeting – Maureen Crosbie MBE gave a talk
on her working life as a teacher inside Dartmoor prison, Princetown
Visit to Roundhouse Reconstruction, Lower Merripit
Susanne Haines – Calligrapher and Artist.

- Newsletter 16, February 2003
Editorial
The Dartmoor Society Award 2002
Military Training on Cramber Tor Burrator
Livestock Deaths on Dartmoor
Visit to Gray’s Cider
Taking Action For Dartmoor’s Wildlife. A talk by Sue Goodfellow.
Stuart Arthur – Dartmoor Thatcher
COVER STORY Renewable Energy on Dartmoor –
a report on our October 2002 Debate

- Newsletter 15, October 2002
Peter Beacham
Livestock Deaths on Dartmoor’s Roads
Fencing on Crownhill Down
Barbecue at Gutter Tor Scout Hut
COVER STORY— Dartmoor as a water resource — an interview with South West Water

- Newsletter 14, June 2002
Is A National Park Good For Dartmoor?
Proceedings Of The Debate
Graham Ledger
Dartmoor National Park Local Plan: First Review 1995 — 2011 Dartmoor Society comments
Burrator Commercialisation
The Whitchurch-Grenofen ‘Runt Gateway’
Walk on Crownhill Down
Animal Deaths and Injuries, 2001/02
Annual General Meeting 2002
Walk in ‘Yarner Wood Nature Reserve
COVER STORY—The Duchy of Cornwall on Dartmoor

- Newsletter 13, February 2002
Is a National Park good for Dartmoor? – Proceedings of the Debate
The Dartmoor Society Award 2001 To Marilyn Tucker and Paul Wilson of Wren Music.
Demolition of Buckfastleigh Pub and Garage
Fencing on Crownhill Down
The Whitchurch-Grenofen ‘Rural Gateway’
Ordnance Clearance by the MOD
The Three Hares – Secrets of the Orient by Sue Andrew
The Dartmoor Society Revel 2001
Talk by Jenny Sanders on Dartmoor Longhouses
Donation to Dartmoor Folk Festival Association

- Newsletter 12, October 2001
Is a National Park good for Dartmoor? – Proceedings of the Debate
The Dartmoor Society Award 2001 To Marilyn Tucker and Paul Wilson of Wren Music.
Demolition of Buckfastleigh Pub and Garage
Fencing on Crownhill Down
The Whitchurch-Grenofen ‘Rural Gateway’
Ordnance Clearance by the MOD
The Three Hares – Secrets of the Orient by Sue Andrew
The Dartmoor Society Revel 2001
Talk by Jenny Sanders on Dartmoor Longhouses
Donation to Dartmoor Folk Festival Association

- Newsletter 11, June 2001
Chairman’s Comment
Open for Business — Just :The Impact of Foot and Mouth
Disease on the Cherrybrook Hotel
Fingers Crossed: Peek Hill Farm has avoided Foot and Mouth Disease, but life has been very different since the outbreak
A Global Job Swap: Canadian Ranger Chris McCarthy tells the Newsletter about his job swap experiences on Dartmoor
Development at Burrator
Development at Moretonhampstead
Your Views on Society Events
Dr David Keeling
Mrs Joan Widdicombe
Baring-Gould Study Day
Liaison with Army Training Estate SW

- Newsletter 10, February 2001
Burrator
New Wall at Huntingdon Warren
Development at Moretonhampstead
Fencing on Crownhill Down
COVER STORY The Work of Forest Enterprise on Dartmoor
Commandos’ 30-mile Endurance Walk b y Roger Paul
The Late Mrs A. Matthews
The 3rd Dartmoor Society Revel
Visit to Meldon Quarry by Tony Hill

- Newsletter 9, October 2000
Fencing on Crownhill Down
Action for Wildlife: The Dartmoor Biodiversity Action Plan
Dartmoor Commons ESA Agreements – An Owner’s Perspective
By G.J.D. Dollard
National Importance of Burrator Lodge and Dam Recognised
Summer Walk, Runnage Farm Area
Picnic at Ducks Pool
The 3rd Dartmoor Society Debate: Dartmoor Tourism – How Much? By Judith Prichard
The Watershed Birds of High Dartmoor by Tony Archer-Lock
COVER STORY: Interview with John Lawrence, Governor, HM Prison Dartmoor
St Michael’s Church, Princetown

- Newsletter 8, June 2000
The 2000 Annual General Meeting and Illustrated Talk by Chris Chapman
Burrator Plans Rejected by Dr Tom Greens
Burrator 2000: 1996 and all that.. by Dr Keith Strelling
40 mph limit: Analysis of livestock deaths and injuries, 1999/2000
Response to Dartmoor National Park Management Plan
A Devon Papermaking Family by Mike Brown, Dartmoor Press
Visit to Hound Tor Mediaeval Village
Visit to Willsworthy Firing Range
COVER STORY DartCom
The Dartmoor 2000 Project by Mike Brown, Dartmoor Press

- Newsletter 7, February 2000
The Dartmoor Society Award — Geoffrey Weymouth
The Dartmoor 40mph speed limit
Lady Sylvia Sayer
SHARD – South Hams against Rural Destruction
Ducks Pool — Restoration of William Crossing Memorial
David German and Elizabeth Jarrold
Burrator Commercialisation
Towards the Wild’ – Report on the Moor Trees Conference
Dartmoor Society Revel
Report on the Visit to Stowford Mill, Ivybridge
Steven Woods: Dartmoor Photographer and Author

- Newsletter 6, October 1999
40mph Sub-Committee
The River Dart — A Note from Alice Oswald
The Dartmoor Society Award to Geoffrey Weymouth Dartmoor photographer
An Insight into Military Training on South Dartmoor, by Len Jones
Dartmoor Society Debate, UNLOVED AND MISUNDERSTOOD? – DARTMOOR BUILDINGS 1850 – 1950 by Judith Prichard

- Newsletter 5, June 1999
Buildings Sub-Committee Burrator
40mph Sub-Committee
Annual General Meeting and Talk by Lt. Col. Tony Clark OBE
Life at Peek Hill Farm COVER STORY
Report on visit to Watts Blake Bearne’s China Clay Works

- Newsletter 4, February 1999

- Newsletter 3, October 1998

- Newsletter 2, June 1998

- ‘News’ December 1998
- Newsletter 1, February 1998
