We’re setting a provisional launch for the White Walls Way in late spring this year. Work towards delivering this project has been severely delayed by the loss of admin support from MVCAP at a crucial time. While unavoidable, it has meant that we’ve had to put work on hold until volunteers are available to carry…
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We’ve now got some feedback from test walks of the White Walls Way. We need to work on some aspects of the route descriptions and consider how we will be waymarking the route.
The MAP committee would like to thank former MVCAP administrator/web-developer Mark Allen for taking the time to put together a provisional website for the White Walls Way. This is not anywhere near being the finished article but we wanted to make something available for you to use. You can find it at whitewallsway.weebly.com
With the loss of admin support from MVCAP following its loss of funding progress on the White Walls way has been moving very slowly. However, we do hope to have a provisional website available soon.
We’ve made good progress on collecting together descriptions for the route stages. We’ll be working through these and deciding how best to deliver them in due course. Current thinking is that rather than publishing a guide, we will deliver all the materials for free download online – costs permitting.
After a lot of work and test walking of sections, we’ve finally agreed the route of the White Walls Way. It will be an approximately twenty-mile circular walk in a figure of eight shape from Malmesbury to Sherston and Luckington. We also aim to develop shorter circular walks along the route and possibly links to…
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We are working on the design for two information boards about the Bridges Walk. Malmesbury Town Council have kindly given us a spot for one of them where their signs live at Station Yard Long Stay Car Park. The work on the White Walls Way continues. We are getting together descriptions of the various stages…
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We’re making good progress on our Bridges Walk. The plan is to have a route that takes in every bridge across the Avon in and around Malmesbury. It might prove impossible to get every last one, but we’ll certainly get the vast majority. Special thanks go to Phylip Harries for his work on the graphic design…
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