The Guardians Of Ilkley Moor, campaign to preserve the natural beauty of Ilkley Moor, an upland region in West Yorkshire, northern England. We also campaign to protect and preserve the many features of historical interest that are manifold on the great moor, which in itself, is a magical place of renown and splendour, needing no embellishment whatsoever. We need to keep it that way. The Guardians of Ilkley Moor has no links or association with commercial groups, or vested interest groups, that may seek reasons to bring change to the moor that many local people from all religious backgrounds rightly deem a "sacred landscape". As such it should be protected. Our Facebook group page is here:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/goim123/
Please join and support our group - if only by adding your name, to tell those who are wanting to change the moor, that you do not approve.
We know that many antiquarians, and historians from all over the world, delight in visiting Ilkley moor. For many it is a spiritual place, where people of all faiths come to meditate in the peaceful surroundings. The moor has the largest concentration of Neolithic rock carvings in Western Europe, prehistoric stone circles and ancient tombs. We would like to see the moor remain unsullied, and kept in it’s magnificent wilderness state as far as possible. I also know that many visitors despair at the graffiti carved in rocks on the moor...so, how do you feel about this? -
http://www.ilkleyliteraturefestival.org.uk/stanza-stones/
What is interesting about that link, is that we have discovered that there is no such organisation as the Pennine Heritage Task Force, which the person presenting evidence to the Parish council claims to be the chair of, here:
http://www.parishcouncil.ilkley.org/minutes/49-minutes/145-minutes-of-the-full-council-meeting-held-on-4th-april.html
If you feel alarmed or in any way find this disgusting abuse of the moor distasteful, please email or contact your local councillors and MP’s. You may also care to let the organisers of the Ilkley Literature Festival and Simon Armitage, have the benefit of your views.
http://www.ilkleyliteraturefestival.org.uk/contact/
http://www.simonarmitage.com/
And please take a few moments to sign our e-petition below:
http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/15849
Guardians Of Ilkley Moor
https://www.facebook.com/groups/goim123/
Please join and support our group - if only by adding your name, to tell those who are wanting to change the moor, that you do not approve.
We know that many antiquarians, and historians from all over the world, delight in visiting Ilkley moor. For many it is a spiritual place, where people of all faiths come to meditate in the peaceful surroundings. The moor has the largest concentration of Neolithic rock carvings in Western Europe, prehistoric stone circles and ancient tombs. We would like to see the moor remain unsullied, and kept in it’s magnificent wilderness state as far as possible. I also know that many visitors despair at the graffiti carved in rocks on the moor...so, how do you feel about this? -
http://www.ilkleyliteraturefestival.org.uk/stanza-stones/
What is interesting about that link, is that we have discovered that there is no such organisation as the Pennine Heritage Task Force, which the person presenting evidence to the Parish council claims to be the chair of, here:
http://www.parishcouncil.ilkley.org/minutes/49-minutes/145-minutes-of-the-full-council-meeting-held-on-4th-april.html
If you feel alarmed or in any way find this disgusting abuse of the moor distasteful, please email or contact your local councillors and MP’s. You may also care to let the organisers of the Ilkley Literature Festival and Simon Armitage, have the benefit of your views.
http://www.ilkleyliteraturefestival.org.uk/contact/
http://www.simonarmitage.com/
And please take a few moments to sign our e-petition below:
http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/15849
Guardians Of Ilkley Moor