BCCIC Downloads


The Company's current publications are listed below, all are available in printed form from the Registered Office with the links below taking you to more information regarding The Business Plan, The Company's Articles, the Community Interest Statement and the formal annual accounts.

 

All these documents are also available via Companies House. 

 

  1. Business Plan 
  2. Community Interest Statement 
  3. Memorandum and Articles of Association 
  4. Accounts and Financial Report 2008 
  5. Annual General Meeting 2008/9 
  6. Accounts and Financial Report 2009 
  7. Annual General Meeting 2009/10 
  8. Chairman's Report 2010
  9.  Accounts and Financial Report 2010 

 

 

Bittern Countryside Community Interest Company
Registered in England - Company No: 6363720
Registered Office:- The Old Station Building, Arnside, LA5 0HG

 

Landscape Cookbook

Food from the Arnside/Silverdale AONB

Introduced and edited by David Askew, AONB Officer.

What are the connections between food, the Arnside/Silverdale AONB, farming, landscape, food-miles, conservation grazing and sustainable development? Well... it really is a complex web, that has many implications not only for the food you put on your plate, but also for the conservation of an internationally important protected landscape!

The Arnside/Silverdale AONB is a small area of special countryside on the boundary between two counties, Cumbria and Lancashire. Designated in 1972 for the purpose of conserving and enhancing the natural beauty of the area, the AONB is officially recognised as being among the country’s finest landscapes.

The term natural beauty refers not only to the quality of the landscape, but also to the area’s wildlife, cultural and built heritage and geology. It is not just a description of the high scenic value of the area. An important consideration when decisions about the management of the AONB are being made, is recognition of the depth and breadth of human interaction with the land - over many centuries.

The area does not look as it does nor contain the vast array of wildlife species –
also termed bio-diversity – that it does, merely by accident. The variety of habitats that occur within the boundaries do so through a complicated mixture of processes, including geological, natural events, weather, wildlife and the many interventions by humans (some deliberate and some accidental).

 

Bittern Countryside Community Interest Company
Registered in England - Company No: 6363720
Registered Office:- The Old Station Building, Arnside, LA5 0HG

 

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