Case study:Friends of Bottesford Beck

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Location: 53° 32' 52.15" N, 0° 38' 58.89" W
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Status In progress
Project web site http://www.therrc.co.uk/sites/default/files/files/riverwiki/friends_of_bottesford_beck.pdf
Themes Flood risk management, Habitat and biodiversity, Social benefits, Water quality
Country England
Main contact forename Hilary
Main contact surname Strong
Main contact user ID User:Hilary Strong
Contact organisation Friends of Bottesford Beck
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Partner organisations Defra, Environment Agency, North Lincolnshire Council
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The Bottesford Beck Linear Park Bridleway project is situated on the southern edge of Scunthorpe. The project was awarded £74,000 to create approximately 3.3 km of new bridleway running alongside Bottesford Beck and 1.5 km of new footpath circling the lake in the newly designated Ashbyville Local Nature Reserve. The project was delivered by a close partnership between North Lincolnshire Council and Friends of the Beck action group. Friends of the Beck are a strongly motivated volunteer group who work closely with the Council and Environment Agency to improve the environment around Bottesford Beck including cleaning out the riverbed, planting bulbs, clearing litter and developing flood protection through the building of rain gardens and ponds. Better public access to the Beck and its green space has been a long term goal of the Friends whose members have worked tirelessly to make the project happen. The new bridleway will form a link in the newly developed Ironstone Way long distance footpath and is a strategic addition to the Rights of Way network in Scunthorpe. Already it is becoming well used by walkers, riders and cyclists wishing to enjoy the tranquillity of this newly accessible green space on the edge of the town. This is a triumphant result for the hard work of the Friends of the Beck whose vision was to create Bottesford Beck Linear Park with the new Right of Way as its centrepiece.

Visit the Friends of Bottesford Beck Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/Friends-of-Bottesford-Beck-2014893835451680/

Beck Lane website: Discover Bottesford Beck - http://www.becklane.co.uk/site/

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Name Bottesford Beck
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Project started 2017/01/24
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Total cost (k€) 82,09982,099 k€ <br />82,099,000 € <br />
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Reasons for river restoration

Mitigation of a pressure
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Other reasons for the project Landscape enhancement


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Bank/bed modifications Riverbed restoration
Floodplain / River corridor Planting, Creation of pond
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Other Removal of rubbish, Rain gardens
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Social measures (incl. engagement) Improved public access, Creation of a path alongside the river
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