Notice: Access to Trowbarrow Local Nature Reserve - Arnside Silverdale AONB : Arnside Silverdale AONB

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Notice: Access to Trowbarrow Local Nature Reserve

June 30th, 2015

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Please be aware that the Public Footpath between Moss Lane and Trowbarow Local Nature Reserve has been redirected due to a sixth-month emergency closure of the pedestrian level crossing. This means that there is currently no through route and no access from the Moss Lane side of the reserve. Please use the alternative route along Storrs Lane and Redbridge Lane.

Any enquiries about the pedestrian level crossing should be directed to Network Rail on 03457 11 41 41 or via www.networkrail.co.uk.

Any enquiries about management or redirection of the Public Footpath should be directed to Lancashire County Council Public Rights of Way team on 01772 534709 or at [email protected].