Details of the FoPV interactive map of the valley. چرواہا وہیل To get the map on your phone click this icon We have developed an interactive map to help you discover the numerous points of interest along the valley. Some well known, others not so well known. It is intended to be updated as an when new information becomes available. If you are aware of anything that is missing, or needs amending please Contact Us and let us know as much information as posible, including 'Links' that help verify the information. It's designed to be used on your smartphone as you walk through the valley, helping you to discover features such as; Architecture & Industry, Landscape & Geology, Birds, Trees & Flora, Viewpoints & Historic Photos, River & Water Sites, Memorial Plaques & Seats, and Maps & Paintings For Android phones, click on the link above and it will open in either Google Maps or the Chrome browser. Google Maps You will have the blue location spot to identify your location and all the interactive links will work. Chrome Browser You can go to “Google Maps ”, click “you ”, click “maps ”, click “Friends of Porter Valley guide ”. For Apple devices, it will help to have “Google Chrome” installed from the App store. Click on the link above and the map will open in “Google Chrome” and all the interactive links will work. If it opens into “Google Maps” (with blue location spot) unfortunately many of the links won’t work. If this is the case follow the Important Information instructions on the screen. Photos Many of the links contain photographs from that spot, both past and present, as well as some videos. To view these, click on the image to open the photo in the photo viewer, and where there are more than one image you can swipe left or right to scroll through them. Hiding The Map Using Google Maps App, you can hide the interactive map if you are not using it. Open the maps app. At the bottom there are some options - click on 'You' Then select the fopv map. Once opened you should have the map and the option to view the legend like below. Click on 'View map legend'. This brings up options to 'share' or 'close'. Click on 'Close' and that removes it from your view

Details of the Water Mills in the FoPV area in Sheffield. پورٹر پر پانی کی طاقت چھوٹے پیمانے کی صنعت کا ایک بہت بڑا سودا تھا جو پورٹر کی طاقت کو استعمال کرتا تھا۔ جان گیتھ نے شیفیلڈ ندیوں کے ساتھ پانی کی طاقت کے بارے میں کافی تحقیق کی ہے، اور کیا ہے۔ پیدا کیا ہے ایک عظیم ویب سائٹ جو دیتی ہے۔ پورٹر ویلی میں چلنے والی تمام 20 ملوں اور تالابوں کی تفصیلات۔ یہاں کا نقشہ دکھاتا ہے۔ گیارہ جو تھے۔ FoPV علاقے کے اندر۔ ہم جان گیتھ کے شکر گزار ہیں۔ جس کے پاس ہے برائے مہربانی ہمیں اس سے منسلک کرنے کی اجازت دی سائٹ کے بارے میں مزید دیکھنے کے لیے یہاں کلک کریں۔ پورٹر پر پانی کی طاقت براہ کرم نوٹ کریں کہ درج ذیل صفحات FoPV.org.uk کا حصہ نہیں ہیں۔ مواد کے بارے میں کوئی بھی سوال دکھائے گئے رابطے کو بھیجنا چاہیے۔

Information about Lower Whiteley Woods in Sheffield. Part of the FoPV area. Whiteley Woods - Lower Whiteley Woods, acquired by Sheffield Corporation in stages in the early years of the 20th century, is a narrow linear park which occupies an area of c11.5 hectares. The Porter Brook runs through the centre of the park with fairly steep, well-wooded valley sides to the north and south. The area inside the park, close to the Rustlings Road entrance, is formal with grass areas and shrub and tree plantings. There is a gradual transition in style from here towards the less formal character higher up the valley. The lodge at the park entrance was erected in 1908 at a cost of £640 and consisted of 2 rooms and a scullery on the ground floor, 3 bedrooms, a shelter and conveniences. Woods & Dams To the left of the main path is Trippett Wood, an area of ancient woodland, dating back to at least 1600. Woodpeckers, jays, tree-creepers and nuthatches are commonly seen in the woodland, whilst dippers and wagtails are resident near the river. A short distance into Whiteley Woods is the Ibbotson Dam, with records dating back to the 16th century. It is sometimes known as the Upper Spur Gear Dam, the name originating from the arrangement of the Wheel’s gear drive and different to that used on other wheels in the area. The Wheel and dam were bequeathed to Francis Otter in 1875 by his uncle, Robert Younge, owner and resident of Greystones Hall. Francis Otter sold them to Sheffield Corporation in the early 20th century. Mills Walter Charles Ibbotson was a grinder who leased the Ibbotson Wheel in the 1890s but by the turn of the century he had diversified as the area became more attractive for leisure activities. His advertisement in the Sheffield Independent of 1896 states “PORTER GLEN, TOP OF ENDCLIFFE PARK – Visitors will find Good Accommodation for Hot Water; Teas Provided, Schools and Parties Catered for; Boating, Swings; a large play ground -W C IBBOTSON” The Wheel was in good order in 1930 when it was suggested that it could become an industrial museum similar to Shepherd Wheel. Nothing came of the idea and the Wheel was demolished in the 1950s. Armchair Bridge There are the remains of a dam between Highcliffe Road and Whiteley Wood Road and the main path follows the goit. This was the site of the Leather Wheel, built in 1754 and shortly afterwards incorporated into the works of Thomas Boulsover. Sometimes alternatively known as the Nether Wheel, it ceased operating around 1900 and was demolished in 1907. A bridge, stone-built with seating niches and ornamental copings, across the Porter on Whiteley Wood Road, is known as the ‘armchair bridge’. Photos from the early 20th century show the sides of the bridge as being made of wooden lattices. These have now been replaced with stone.

Information about Upper Whiteley Woods in Sheffield. Part of the FoPV area. Whiteley Woods - Upper This is the section of valley from Armchair Bridge up to Carr Bridge, just above Forge Dam. Walkers leave the formal pathways completely, entering a wooded area, the River flowing down its natural bed with rough paths on either side. Alder, beech, oak, sycamore, ash, hawthorn and holly, make up this area of ancient woodland, providing habitats for a wide variety of invertebrates and shelter for owls, hedgehogs, foxes and badgers. This area is alive with songbirds. Grey wagtails can be seen foraging along the valley floor and dippers perch characteristically on rocks midstream then dive into the water, walking against the currents in search of small invertebrates which abound in the river. Wire Mill On the left side of the river, steps or a steep path lead up to Wire Mill Dam. This used to be a popular location for anglers and model boat enthusiasts in the past. In early spring you may hear your first chiff-chaff, followed by warblers, swallows and swifts. On the Dam itself can be seen coots, moorhens, mallards and mandarins and as summer arrives so do the waterlilies. On the path beside the Dam is a memorial to Thomas Boulsover, the first owner of Wire Mill, who in the 18th century, invented Sheffield Plate. The path upstream runs alongside a man-made channel or goit. This is the supply for Wire Mill Dam and takes water from the Porter just below Forge Dam, creating a high fall of water, sufficient to accommodate two wheels each 11 metres in diameter. Secret Door Before the road bridge at Forge Dam there are 3 tiers of gabions lining the far side of the River. They protect the bank when the River is in flood. On your left as you reach the road is a 3-storey building in which workers lived and produced buttons made from Sheffield Plate. If you take an immediate left turn on reaching the tarmac road and climb up Ivy Cottage Lane you will see on your right steps leading to a carved wooden door which bears the inscription…. ‘Chestnut, Plane & Sycamore, who or what lies behind the door?’ This unusual feature hides a concrete support which stabilises the tree. Buildings There are almost 50 nests in the rookery on the right just before the playground. The rooks can be seen in daytime out on fields high in the valley and return noisily to roost at night. Some of Thomas Boulsover’s ancillary buildings still exist at Forge Dam although the Forge itself has gone. Here a large wheel drove two tilt hammers and a smaller wheel operated blowers for the furnaces. The popular Forge Dam café is housed in a structure which was once Sharrow Vale Wesleyan Reform Chapel. On the Dam there is often a motionless grey heron amongst the reeds keeping watch on the duck families and throughout the year there may be an opportunity to spot a kingfisher or two.

Information about Bingham park in Sheffield. Part of the FoPV area. Bingham Park Bingham Park is owned by Sheffield City Council and is a grassy and wooded area just west of Endcliffe Park. The higher parts have views across the valley to Ranmoor. The Park is next door to Whitley Woods where Shepherd Wheel can be found. The park also has tennis courts, a bowling green, plus an Astroturf court commonly used by local footballers. Original Owners In the mid 19th century, the land we now know as Bingham Park was owned by Robert Younge of Greystones Hall who bequeathed it in his will of 1875 to his nephew, Francis Otter of Ranby Hall, Wragby. Sir John Bingham and his wife, Maria, had a good view of the wooded hillside from their home across the valley, next to Ranmoor Church. One day, whilst looking out of their window, Sir John said to his wife, “Would you like a very fine set of jewels or would you prefer to give that beautiful gem over there to the children of Sheffield?” Lady Bingham answered that she would rather Sheffield had the jewel and so Sir John bought the 11 acres of land and in September 1911, at the opening ceremony of the park, he handed over the deeds to Sheffield’s Lord Mayor. Sports Whiteley Wood Bowling Club was formed in 1910 and had one small flat green down at the bottom of the hill. The 2 greens you can see today half way up the hill were laid out in 1914 and 1915 which was when the old pavilion was built and opened by the then president, Sir john Bingham. The current pavilion was opened on April 22nd 1972 by the then Lord Mayor of Sheffield, Alderman Hebblethwaite. The land at the top of the hill was bought by the Council in 1912 to link Whiteley Woods with Bingham Park. The golf course is marked on the 1935 map and it is still possible to see where the greens were. Photos of the area in 1950 also show allotment plots here and very few trees. Remains Further down in what is now a wooded area below Bingham Park Road is an octagonal concrete base above the path. This was the base for a shelter, a simple wooden structure, like a summer house, painted royal blue. It was built when the land in front of it was open and before the trees blocked the view of John Bingham’s house, next door to Ranmoor Church. The allotments behind the houses on Rustlings Road have been here since 1905 when the previous site, between Hunters Bar and Psalter Lane, was needed for building. On the southern side of the allotments lies an area of ancient oak woodland. Over 400 years old, this is an important wildlife habitat where it is possible to hear woodpeckers and enjoy swathes of bluebells and wood anemones. Restoration Works The Bingham Park Community Group was set up in November 2016 to encourage the community to take an active part in the redevelopment of facilities in the Park. The area had declined and needed major work to improve the facilities. With help from FoPV, funds were raised to repair walls and resurface one of the old tennis courts. Sheffield City Council in conjunction with the Lawn Tennis Association provided a couple of pay to play tennis courts which are very popular. The AstroTurf court has been repaired and some of the old tennis court areas have been landscaped, and new benches installed around the park. The remaining tennis courts were converted into a netball and basketball court in 2022, and down beside the Bowling green is a new Petanque Piste which was completed in 2025. If you would like to help the Bingham Park Community Group please let us know. Bingham Park Community Group (BPCG) Sadly parts of Bingham Park have seen better days and we are supporting a small group of enthusiastic residents of this area with plans to renovate and upgrade parts of the Park. Bingham Park Community Group wants to raise funds to improve the facilities in Bingham Park (including the football and tennis courts, bowling green, golf course and surrounding green areas). For the latest updates plese see below. If you would like to get involved in helping with these renovations please let us know via the Contact us link below. The group also has an active Facebook page - search for ‘Bingham Park Community Group’. Update from Bingham Park Community Group If you would like to make a donation towards the work of the Bingham park Community Group and the improvements to the sporting facilities please click the button here. Donate Bingham Park Community Group (BPCG) is collaborating with Friends of Porter Valley (FoPV) and Sheffield Parks Department to enhance Bingham Park's facilities. The 3 lower courts ( 1-2-3) next to the 2 new Pay to Play Tennis courts were in very bad condition. Court 3; Fundraising started in 2019 and court 3 was resurfaced and walls repaired, and fencing was provided on 2 sides in 2024. Court 1; In 2022, a Basketball/Netball court was built through fundraising from donations, grants, and crowdfunding. The posts can be rotated for both sports, and it has proved it popular and is free to access. Court 2; This saw a second Basketball court constructed in 2023. Adjacent to the basketball courts, two picnic tables have been installed. Additionally, a couple of park benches offering exceptional views of Ranmoor are situated near the courts. Children’s Adventure Trail. This trail is constructed of timber at the top of the park. The Trail was financed by Loadhog, a Sheffield firm, with some additional funds from FoPV in February 2024. Fruit Trees. In February 2025, 30 fruit trees, including greengage, apple, pear, and plum, were planted near the tennis courts. Over 80 community volunteers, including children, families, and adults, participated. The Local Area Committee funded the project. Pétanque/ Boules. This was built in 2025 beside Bingham Park's ‘old’ bowling green. Funding was provided by J.G Graves, Sheffield Town Trust, Co-op Ecclesall Road, Loadhog, and the Duck Race, with additional support from FoPV and individual donors. Skateboard Park This project is in its early stages. More details will be provided later. We are keen to do more for local teenagers - encouraging them to make more use of the facilities. Bingham Park Community Group will continue to improve the attractiveness of this piece of land after years of neglect. We meet every three months and are always on the look out for new members/volunteers. Find us on Facebook (search ‘Bingham Park Community Group’) and get updates about meetings and events.

Information about Porter Clough in Sheffield. Part of the FoPV area. Porter Clough Crossing Woodcliffe at Carr Bridge, close to the confluence of the river Porter and the May Brook, a path enters the Porter Clough section of the Porter Valley. A stone near the entrance records the gift of the land to the city by the J G Graves Trust in 1938. To the right is a small hamlet, Carr Houses, typical of the settlements in this part of the valley. The original, left-hand end of the terrace dates back to 1675 and in 1707 was a small public house. As you walk up the path, across the fields to the right are a cluster of buildings on the site of the former Fulwood Corn Mills, the highest water mills in the valley. The lower mill was demolished around 1950 and both the dams filled in. However, the main buildings of the upper mill are still occupied. It was at this mill that buttons and snuff boxes, produced lower down the valley at the works of Thomas Boulsover, were given their final buffing and polishing. After crossing Mark Lane, the main path continues uphill and is easy to miss as it runs parallel to Clough Lane. It closely follows the course of the Porter Brook as it crosses to either side a couple of times, as the gradient begins to increase. The Waterfall Known affectionately as The Porter Falls, this is the only natural waterfall on the river. At only four metres high they can be a spectacular sight after heavy rain. A small bridge across the brook bears a plaque in memory of Oliver Gilbert, a renowned ecologist and Friend of the Porter Valley who inspired the restoration of the bridge. Jacobs Ladder Not far above the Falls, and to the left of Clough Lane, is a very steep path straight up the hillside known as Jacob’s Ladder. This was once the site of a ski lift operated by the Sheffield Ski Club and the slope is still a popular place for winter sports. From here, the main walk leaves Clough Lane and enters a deep wooded ravine containing many beech trees. The path becomes narrow with very steep, dramatic sides as it reaches its steepest gradient. The surrounding landscape is rural in character and the clough itself is informal, with natural woodland along what is the narrowest section of the valley. Hares can be seen throughout the clough, and birds of prey such as kestrel, buzzards and sparrow hawk are regularly spotted as are crows, rooks and ravens. Source of the Porter At the top, on Fulwood Lane there is a Toposcope, or orientation cairn, as shown at the top of this page. Built in 2005 and funded by local Rotary Clubs, it indicates the direction and distance to notable features which can be seen on a clear day. Across the road the path continues through the open fields to the old Brown Edge Quarries which were well known for producing high quality sandstone roofing slates. The source of the Porter is beyond the quarry where a boundary fence marks the start of Hallam Moors, a sphagnum bog on the watershed above Ringinglow. A wooden footbridge gives access to a gate that leads you onto Rud Hill where you can enjoy panoramic views back down the valley.

Details of the FoPV Work Mornings which are organised every 2nd Thursday and 4th Tuesday in each month. صبح کام کریں۔ As one of nearly 90 Friends' groups in Sheffield, we work in partnership with the Sheffield Parks Department to ensure that our green spaces are well-used and maintained. Sheffield boasts one of the largest number of 'Friends Of' groups in the UK in comparison with other major cities. To help with that we meet with the Parks Department at the start of each year to discuss what we can do to help, and organise Work Mornings where those tasks can be undertaken. These take place on the 2nd Thursday and 4th Tuesday in each month, staring at 9:45am until 1pm. For more details about where we meet each time, please see the calendar entry on our home page. ہر مہینے کی دوسری جمعرات اور چوتھی منگل کام کی صبح ہے جو صبح 10 بجے شروع ہوتی ہے اور تقریباً 1 بجے ختم ہوتی ہے۔ اگر آپ ہمارے ساتھ شامل ہونا چاہتے ہیں تو براہ کرم اس دن کے کیلنڈر کے اندراج میں دکھائے گئے منتظم سے رابطہ کریں۔ تاریخوں اور میٹنگ پوائنٹس کے لیے ہوم پیج پر کیلنڈر دیکھیں۔ ہم رینجرز سے ملتے ہیں اور جو بھی عملی کام کرنے کی ضرورت ہے اس میں شامل ہو جاتے ہیں۔ جھاڑیوں کو صاف کرنا، راستوں پر زیر زمین تجاوزات کو کاٹنا، کوڑا اٹھانا، اور بہت سی سرگرمیاں۔ ہماری سابقہ کام کی صبح کی سرگرمیوں کے بارے میں پڑھنے کے لیے براہ کرم ہماری ویب سائٹ کے بلاگ سیکشن پر جائیں۔ اگر آپ کے مزید سوالات ہیں تو براہ کرم اس صفحہ کے اوپری حصے میں دیے گئے لنک کے ذریعے ہم سے رابطہ کریں۔ PLI Insurance The cover we have with our insurer also covers our volunteers whilst taking part in any of our organised activities, irrespective of their membership status. You can see our full statement about our PLI on the 'Documents ' page Work Morning Blogs Keep upto date with all the activity we have been upto on our work mornings by looking through our blogs below. No posts published in this language yet Once posts are published, you’ll see them here.

Home page of the Friends of the Porter Valley (FoPV) a Friends Group in Sheffield. Committed to the Conservation, Protection and Restoration of the Porter and Mayfield Valleys. پورٹر ویلی کے دوست تحفظ کرنا --.protecting --.بحال کرنا n ممبر سائن ان کریں۔ ممبر سائن ان کریں۔ تحفظ تحفظ بحالی Christmas Items & Wreath Making Workshops Our 2027 Calendars, Christmas Wreaths, and Wreath Starter Kits are now available, along with some stocking fillers. See the shop section below. We have six Wreath Making Workshops this year, Three on 3rd Dec at Forge Dam Cage and Three at Fulwood Old Chapel on Whiteley Lane. Times and tickets for each session are below with further details. Quick View FoPV Calendar 2027 Price £10.00 Add to Cart Quick View Christmas Wreath Price £17.50 Pre-Order Quick View Christmas Wreath Starter Kit Price £7.50 Pre-Order Quick View Book Walking the Porter Valley Regular Price £8.99 Sale Price £5.00 Add to Cart جمعرات، 03 دسمبر Family Christmas Wreathmaking 5:30pm to 6:30pm / Forge Dam Cafe Details 03 دسمبر، 2026، 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM Forge Dam Cafe, Forge Dam, Sheffield S10 3TE, UK Price includes wreath and refreshments. +5 more جمعرات، 03 دسمبر Family Christmas Wreathmaking 6:30pm to 7:30pm / Forge Dam Cafe Details 03 دسمبر، 2026، 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM Forge Dam Cafe, Forge Dam, Sheffield S10 3TE, UK Price includes wreath and refreshments. +5 more جمعرات، 03 دسمبر Family Christmas Wreathmaking 7:30pm to 8:30pm / Forge Dam Cafe Details 03 دسمبر، 2026، 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM Forge Dam Cafe, Forge Dam, Sheffield S10 3TE, UK Price includes wreath and refreshments. +5 more ہفتہ، 05 دسمبر Family Christmas wreathmaking 2pm to 3pm / Fulwood Old Chapel Details 05 دسمبر، 2026، 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Fulwood Old Chapel, 8 Whiteley Ln, Sheffield S10 4GL Price includes wreath and refreshments. +3 more ہفتہ، 05 دسمبر Family Christmas wreathmaking 3pm to 4pm / Fulwood Old Chapel Details 05 دسمبر، 2026، 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM Fulwood Old Chapel, 8 Whiteley Ln, Sheffield S10 4GL Price includes wreath and refreshments. +3 more ہفتہ، 05 دسمبر Family Christmas wreathmaking 4pm to 5pm / Fulwood Old Chapel Details 05 دسمبر، 2026، 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM Fulwood Old Chapel, 8 Whiteley Ln, Sheffield S10 4GL Price includes wreath and refreshments. +3 more Download our interactive map and guide For more details and instructions Document To find out more about us, and the status of the valley as a Local Nature Reserve, click on the link here About Us کیا ہو رہا ہے ہمارے واقعات اور سرگرمیوں کی تفصیلات یہاں فراہم کی گئی ہیں۔ مزید معلومات کے لیے ایونٹ پر کلک کریں۔ If you are looking to volunteer with us as part of your Duke of Edinburgh Award, unfortunately, our activities aren’t quite the right fit for DofE volunteering requirements, as they don’t offer the regular weekly commitment needed and usually take place during the school day in midweek. Our latest projects We are currently looking at improvements to The Forge Dam Playground In the Autumn of 2022 we completed a consultation of playground users and everyone with an interest in the Forge Dam area, and were pleased to receive nearly 180 suggestions and comments. We are working with those suggestions and comments, and are implementing as many as posible as and when funds permit. Details of updates that we have made can be found on our blags about the playground. Take a look at that section for up to date information. We are of course accepting donations via our own secure donation page. Donate گائیڈڈ واک About Us About the FoPV Find out who we are and what we do Find Out More The Rivers Trust We are assisting the Rivers Trust in monitoring the sewage being put into the Porter. Nature Counts Your Sightings Contribute to the Nature Counts initiative with your sightings in the Porter Valley Donate Make a Donation Click on the this link for a list of our current projects, or sign up to easyfundraising below to get online shops to donate to us. Help Raise Money for FoPV with..... If you shop online you can get the shops you use to make a small donation to us without any cost to you. By signing up to easyfundraising using the link below, you can download a reminder onto your computer which identifies shops you are about to shop with as ones that will make a donation to FoPV after you place your order. There is also an App for your phone if you prefer. Thank you

Find out about the FoPV walks which take place throughout the year, and book your tickets. ماہانہ واک ہم مہینے میں ایک بار چہل قدمی کا اہتمام کرتے ہیں جس میں دلچسپی کے تھیم ہیں جو سب کے لیے کھلے ہیں۔ ہماری منصوبہ بند سیر کی تفصیلات نیچے دیکھی جا سکتی ہیں اور آپ اس صفحہ کو دیکھنے کے لیے جو آلہ استعمال کر رہے ہیں اس پر منحصر ہے، آپ یا تو ہر ایونٹ پر اپنے ماؤس کو ہوور کر سکتے ہیں یا ہر واک کے بارے میں مزید تفصیلات جاننے کے لیے ڈراپ ڈاؤن ایرو کا استعمال کر سکتے ہیں۔ یہ چہل قدمی بہت مقبول ہو چکی ہے اور بڑھتی ہوئی تعداد کے نتیجے میں اب ہمیں رجسٹریشن سسٹم چلا کر تعداد کو محدود کرنا پڑتا ہے۔ واک رجسٹریشن ہماری واک کے لیے رجسٹریشن مفت ہے اور واک سے دو ہفتے پہلے دستیاب ہوگی۔ رجسٹر کرنے کے لیے نیچے دیے گئے بٹن پر کلک کر کے اپنی جگہ یا جگہیں بک کرائیں۔ براہ کرم مقدار کو ان لوگوں کی تعداد کے مطابق ایڈجسٹ کریں جن کے لئے آپ بکنگ کر رہے ہیں۔ آپ کو فوری طور پر اپنی بکنگ کی تصدیق موصول ہو جائے گی جس میں یہ تفصیلات شامل ہوں گی کہ واک کہاں سے شروع ہوتی ہے اور آپ کا ٹکٹ/س۔ آپ کو واک کے آغاز پر ٹکٹ لانے کی ضرورت ہوگی، یا تو اسے پرنٹ کرکے یا آپ اپنے فون پر ڈیجیٹل ورژن دکھا سکتے ہیں۔ براہ کرم اضافی دوستوں یا خاندان والوں کو ٹکٹ کا آرڈر دیئے بغیر ساتھ نہ لائیں، یا میٹنگ پوائنٹ کا اشتراک کریں کیونکہ ہمیں یہ یقینی بنانا ہے کہ نمبروں کو متفقہ نمبر پر رکھا جائے۔ رجسٹریشن بند ہو جائے گی جب تمام ٹکٹوں کا آرڈر ہو جائے گا، یا واک سے پہلے شام کو 5 بجے۔ بدقسمتی سے ہم یہ ظاہر کرنے سے قاصر ہیں کہ آپ کے اندراج کے دوران کتنے ٹکٹ باقی ہیں۔ اگر آپ باقی سے زیادہ آرڈر دینے کی کوشش کر رہے ہیں تو یہ آپ کو اس واک کے لیے دستیاب سے زیادہ آرڈر نہیں کرنے دے گا۔ اگر ایسا ہوتا ہے اور آپ کے پاس 1 ٹکٹ کم ہے تو براہ کرم باقی ٹکٹوں کا آرڈر دیں اور ہم سے رابطہ کریں صفحہ کا استعمال کرکے رابطہ کریں۔ Upcoming Events FoPV Walk - Trees ہفتہ، 21 نومبر Forge Dam/Festival Woodland More info Buy Tickets FoPV Walk - Tiptoe through the toadstools! ہفتہ، 21 نومبر Trippet Wood More info Buy Tickets

The legal documents of the Friends of the Porter Valley in Sheffield. دستاویزات ہماری پالیسیاں اور آئین یہاں درج ہیں اور آپ کے پڑھنے کے لیے ڈاؤن لوڈ کے قابل ہیں۔ Constitution Privacy Safety Safeguarding Volunteers Conflict of Interest Finance Complaints Bingham Park Sub Group Insurance - PLI As a registered charity we are required to hold Public Liability Insurance. It provides cover for slips, trips and falls, and injuries suffered by third parties as well as claims made against us for accidental damage caused to someone else's property. The 'blame and claim' culture combined with tough economic times has seen the number of claims (genuine and 'speculative') rise at a fast pace and for many years our trustees have elected to have public liability insurance to protect themselves and the Friends of the Porter Valley against allegations of negligence, including any legal fees or expenses should a case need to be defended in court. Volunteers Importantly however, the cover we have with our insurer also covers our volunteers whilst taking part in any of our organised activities, irrespective of their membership status.

Trems & Conditions for the FoPV annual Duck Race. ایف او پی وی ریفرنس لنکس یہاں فراہم کردہ دیگر تنظیموں یا گروپوں کے لنکس ہیں جو FoPV کے ساتھ شامل ہیں، یا ہمارے کام سے متعلق مخصوص دلچسپی فراہم کرتے ہیں۔ شیفیلڈ انڈسٹریل میوزیم ٹرسٹ SIMT کو شیفیلڈ سٹی کونسل، شیفیلڈ ہالم یونیورسٹی اور شیفیلڈ یونیورسٹی کے ذریعے مالی اعانت فراہم کی جاتی ہے اور شیفرڈ وہیل میں FoPV کے ساتھ شراکت دار ہیں۔ فورج ڈیم کیفے اس کیفے کے بارے میں تفصیلات اینڈ کلف پارک کیفے اس کیفے کے بارے میں تفصیلات دریائے شیف ہمارے پڑوسی دریاؤں میں سے ایک کے بارے میں ایک سرشار سائٹ۔ راؤنڈ واک شیفیلڈ راؤنڈ واک پورٹر ویلی سے گزرتی ہے، یہ لنک اس کے راستے کے بارے میں بتاتا ہے جب یہ گزرتا ہے۔ شیفیلڈ فلکیاتی سوسائٹی ماہرین فلکیات کا ایک گروپ جو وادی مے فیلڈ میں ماحولیاتی مرکز میں ملتا ہے۔ ریولین ویلی کنزرویشن گروپ FoPV سے ملتا جلتا گروپ جو پڑوسی وادی ریولین کے مفادات کی دیکھ بھال کرتا ہے۔ شیفیلڈ موورس پارٹنرشپ پروجیکٹ شیفیلڈ کے مغربی کنارے پر پبلک سیکٹر یا خیراتی ملکیت میں تقریباً 56 مربع کلومیٹر کا اونچا لینڈ سکیپ۔ حلم کمیونٹی اینڈ یوتھ ایسوسی ایشن اس گروپ کے زیر اہتمام سرگرمیوں اور تقریبات کی تفصیلات۔ شیفیلڈ کڈز شیفیلڈ میں بچوں کے ساتھ کچھ کرنے کے لیے ایک ویب سائٹ۔ جے جی گریوز ووڈ لینڈ ڈسکوری سینٹر وسیع اور خوبصورت Ecclesall جنگلوں میں قائم، Woodland Discovery Center واقعات کے ایک سپیکٹرم اور جنگل کے دورے کے لیے بہترین اندرونی اور بیرونی سہولت ہے۔ Back to Tickets

The FoPV Committee ٹیم سے ملو Ann Le Sage - Chair David Young - Dept Chair Glynis Jones - Secretary Lyndon Porter - Treasurer, Walks & Work Mornings Glyn Mansell - Family Activities Mike Halliwell - Media & Membership Media & Membership Rob Peck - Calendar & Media