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Moor protests over Ding

Helen Johnson
26/ 2/2008

MORE than 100 protesters took to the moors to show their opposition to the proposals to re-open Ding Quarry.

Supporters took part in a peaceful march from the top of Lanehead village up to Ding Quarry, organised by the Ding Quarry Action Group.


 

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   How disappointing to see this article with no reference at all to the many horse riders who turned up for this march. Most of them had ridden for more than an hour to get there in pouring rain, with preparation starting at 9.00 am! The lane up to Ding is part of a National Bridleway and the views and support of the riding community should not be ignored, they will be affected as much (if not more) than any other parts of the community. The re-opening of the quarry would make it impossible for riders to safely negotiate this route.
bbcrystal, Rochdale
27/02/2008 at 18:03
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