PLEASE WATCH THIS VIDEO ABOUT THE PEAK CLUSTER PIPELINE AND JOIN THE PIPEWALK ON SUNDAY 27th
Dear Supporters - EVERYONE NEEDS TO WATCH THIS VIDEO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxE6wn2yqyw&t=635s
What an amazing, emotional documentary made by a talented and passionate young student. It’s about the Peak Cluster pipeline, how it’s affecting the community and why we need to all fight Peak Cluster imposing this greenwashing monstrosity on the people in the name of profit.
Credit Emily Beedles - millymurdock12@outlook.com
*All information was correct at time of filming.
Watch the video and then please join the Action Against CCS Pipewalk on Sunday 27th September (walk as much or as little as you wish) to show your support and solidarity.
PIPEWALK – SUNDAY 27th SEPTEMBER
Please join Action Against CCS for a simultaneous event to raise awareness and show strength in numbers across all communities affected by the Peak Cluster pipeline proposal.
Walk as much or as little as you want. Approximate timings are shown below to allow people to come and support the group or join the walk
Residents, farmers, businesses and community groups from across Derbyshire, Cheshire and Wirral will come together for the Great Pipeline Walk from Hope Valley to Green Hut, Moreton Wirral
This is a walk of solidarity, not a protest. Please leave banners at home.
PLEASE WEAR BLACK OR YELLOW IN SOLIDARITY.
CAPENHURST TO DEVON DOORWAY
10am start: Capenhurst Green – meet at the Green
En route: Willaston, walking via parkgate High Road – local supporters in Willaston are invited to join us here and walk with us to Devon Doorway.
HESWALL TO MORETON
10.30am start (meet at 10am) Devon Doorway - Johnny Pye Car Park (please do not park here) onward to Heswall centre to Mere Lane
11.30am Mere Lane (please do not park here)
12.00 noon Irby Village – proceed to Irby Mill pub
12.30pm Irby Mill pub (please do not park here) on to Greasby Village
1pm Greasby Library (please do not park here) continue via st John church to Frankby Village
1.45pm The Newton Arms (please do not park here) onwards to Hilbre School, up Black Horse Hill to Hilbre View
2.30pm Hilbre View (please do not park here) proceed down grange Hill to West Kirby Concourse
3.30pm West Kirby Concourse carpark (please do not park here) Follow Meols Drive to Hoylake. Follow Market Street to Meols via Hoyle Road to Dove Point
4.30pm Dove Point Slipway (please do not park here) – last leg to Moreton
5.30pm Leasowe Lighthouse / Green Hut (please do not park here)
General Safety
• You are responsible for your own safety throughout the walk.
• Children and pets remain the responsibility of their accompanying parent, guardian or owner at all times.
• Please use designated footpaths wherever possible. People in high-vis will be positioned along the route to help direct walkers.
• Please ensure that you know who your section leaders are before setting off.
• We will walk at the pace of the slowest walker, although we do have some milestones and timings to meet along the route.
• Wear sensible footwear and suitable clothing. The weather can be unpredictable, so please check the forecast beforehand and dress accordingly.
• Water will be available at most passing/muster points.
• Where local pubs, cafés and other establishments have kindly allowed walkers to use their facilities, please support them where you can. They are part of the communities we are walking through and are also affected by the proposals.
• Please be respectful of local residents, businesses, other walkers and road users throughout.
Muster Points & Emergency Information
There are designated muster points along each section of the walk.
• In the event of an emergency, please contact the leader of your walking group in the first instance.
• In the event of illness or injury, please contact 07429 342206.
• If you become lost or separated from the group, please make your way to the nearest designated muster point and contact your section leader.
• If you are unable to continue the walk, please contact 07429 342206 so that assistance can be arranged.
• In the event of severe weather, section leaders will make the decision whether to suspend or call off their section of the walk.
• For any life-threatening emergency, always call the emergency services immediately on 999.
Most importantly, the purpose of the day is to bring our communities together across the Peak Cluster route and walk in solidarity. Please look out for one another and enjoy the day.