Path repair and access improvement work on the Coast to Coast in the high fells of the Lake District
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The Lake District National Park Authority has awarded a contract to Terra-Firma Environmental Limited for path repair and access improvement work at Anglers Crag (Lot 1) on the Coast to Coast route in the high fells of the Lake District. The project, valued at 37,677 pounds excluding VAT, is scheduled to be performed between November 16, 2026, and March 31, 2027. The scope of work focuses on enhancing accessibility and structural integrity through the sourcing and aerial transport of appropriate stone. Key technical requirements include pitching and better defining the approach for the first section of bedrock, performing robust repairs to a section of the revetment wall, and executing landscaping across multiple side routes. This landscaping effort includes improvements to routes associated with the first and second bedrock sections and the complete removal of a third side route when approaching from the head of the lake.
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