A walk on the Trans Pennine Trail with Hannah and Claire from the TPT National Office

Episode 1 - A walk with Hannah and Claire

Have a listen to Hannah and Claire chat to the owner of the Magic Wood Café and hear all about their experience when they called in. 

It’s a fairly new establishment that has been open for just over 18 months and located next to the Magic Wood in Hazlehead, Barnsley. You can find the café set back from the Trail where Sam provides a capsule menu with plenty of choices to keep you coming back for more!

Episode 2 - Magic Wood Cafe

Have a listen to Hannah and Claire as they chat to Russell Beresford, who is a volunteer on the Trail.
Russell volunteers for the Trans Pennine Trail Conservation Volunteers who look after the section between Penistone and Dunford Bridge in Barnsley.  The group is really active and meet every Wednesday (weather permitting) on the Trail.

Episode 3 - Volunteers (TPTcv)

Have a listen to Hannah and Claire as they chat to Andrew Neilly, External Affairs Advisor on National Grid’s Peak East VIP Scheme at Dunford Bridge, Barnsley

Episode 4 - National Grid  Interview

Listen to the TPT National Office chat to Alex Simon from Penistone Refugee & Asylum Seekers Support Group chat to us about the wonderful organisation he helps out and how they got involved in the Know Your Neighbourhood funding project. 

If you would like to get involved with Alex and his group you can do so by emailing the TPT office at info@transpenninetrail.org.uk 

The Know Your Neighbourhood project was focussed on enriching lives of under-represented groups within Barnsley and Doncaster and providing opportunities to alleviate loneliness and enhance wellbeing.  This project was delivered in line with the outputs in the offer letter indicating the need to deliver a series of outdoor engagement activity sessions and walks for under-represented groups along the Trans Pennine Trail to connect with nature and improve well-being.

Know Your Neighbourhood - Penistone Refugee & Asylum Seekers Support Group

Listen to the TPT National Office chat to Ella from Open Country about the work the Yorkshire charity does working alongside disabled people, helping them to access and enjoy the countryside. As well as how they got involved in the Know Your Neighbourhood funding project.

If you would like to get involved with Ella and the charity you can get in touch with her by calling 07426 716677 OR 01423 507227 and visiting their website www.opencountry.org.uk 

The Know Your Neighbourhood project was focussed on enriching lives of under-represented groups within Barnsley and Doncaster and providing opportunities to alleviate loneliness and enhance wellbeing. This project was delivered in line with the outputs in the offer letter indicating the need to deliver a series of outdoor engagement activity sessions and walks for under-represented groups along the Trans Pennine Trail to connect with nature and improve well-being.