'Wide Awake Club'

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"The North Yorkshire Local Resilience Forum is a partnership that brings together a range of organisations to prepare, respond to, and recover from any major incident or emergency in York and North Yorkshire. It includes local emergency service responders - police, fire and ambulance - local authorities, businesses and voluntary organisations such as Community First Yorkshire, York Centre for Voluntary Service and Ready for Anything."

Future Proofing of the Woodsmith mine, an Exemplar of Uggle Barnaby Moor where the Monoculture is the path of least Resistance.  

A public drop in is schedule for the Whitby Pavillion at Two O'Clock on Monday 20th October until about the end of time. 

https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/blog/from-response-to-recovery-an-upda...

All the local parishes were congratulated on working with the local authorities, during the Summer of 2025, especially the Highways.  Whilst some Parishes were cut off by the North Yorks Moors Fire... it was quite plain to see that Woodsmith's played there part in supplying Water, Pond Life.. and announced 'Top Hats' to the many farmers and local authorities that worked together to prevent a rather larger 'Catastrophy' of Monumental proportions. 

Anyhoos it seems the Review period is complete and subject to Ventilation & a Public Consultation an exercise is about to take place.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gM-2FWhp9gg

Best not mention Mergers, Habitat Restoration & Efficiencies.

https://www.woodsmithconsultation.com/copy-of-the-woodsmith-project

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'Sit Tight & Assess'

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"“You feel a moment in a room sometimes where everyone’s jaw drops,” said Hillier. “A couple of us pushed to ask if she was sure she was saying that. But she doubled down.”"

A Stainless steel Production.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErvgV4P6Fzc&list=RD6D9vAItORgE&index=11

About those Urban Myths? 

Ah, So... In the First World War a Tank was lost in in a bog hole up on Howdale Moor. It sank rather rapidly.  The difference between heather and peat is a few thousand years, ie they burn the topography, purple heather for gaming purposes.  When the leaves or vegetation & heather is left to fall on the ground it creates the peat... usually a couple of feet but can be up to 10 or 20ft deep... when mixed with rainfall creating bogs and sink holes and in the past many horses have been lost on't Moors, ergo not all peat is solid and while it can take a few thousand years to form, you can get it nowadays in brick form to burn.... a bit like coal.  

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k04tX2fvh0o&list=RD6D9vAItORgE&index=10

Once Upon a Time a 'Rudda' was a community that lived around Robin Hoods Bay... just recently Red Deer that escaped, can now be found on Ravenscar and living wild on the Moors along with one or two Pumas or Panthers of the large black cat variety that are subject to  culling by the local game-keepers to protect livestock and other wildlife such as Trees.  

Red Deers are the size of large cows bytheway, as opposed to the Doe varieties. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLyNMSkTiGg

That's what I like to do... listen to the Urban Myths, try to make sense of them and stick em all in a place like this.  Just in case they are forgotten.  

https://www.northyorkmoors.org.uk/planning/sirius-minerals-polyhalite-mi...