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29 Jun 2021 13:36 #4223 by Jon Drakes
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Afternoon John. I have contacted Sian Niblo, a colleague of Rachel. Sian has kindly suggested that you contact her and she will have the forms sent to you ASAP.

Sian's email address is:
sian.niblo@nelincs.gov.uk
Regards

Jon

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29 Jun 2021 10:56 #4222 by John Walker
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Tried that email address but is incorrect

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22 Jun 2021 11:01 #4192 by Nick Coulbeck
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There are no copies of the form left in the hide, just an email address for Rachel on a small poster stating that 'permission' will be granted after a request to Rachel is made.

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20 Jun 2021 16:18 #4190 by Jon Drakes
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John,

You need to fill out a "risk assessment" form and send it to Rachel Graham @ NE Lincs Council. Paper copies of the form are available in the hide at Cress Marsh.

Alternatively, if you email either Rachel or Sian Niblo, they may have an electronic version of the form that you can complete and email back to them.
Regards

Jon

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20 Jun 2021 09:04 #4187 by John Walker
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I understand a permit is required to visit and use the hide at Cress Marsh
can anyone advise me how to apply for one ? Thanks

regards John

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