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A Fiver for Wyver

Mon 28 September 2020 By Ian Dent

A Fiver for Wyver

The Derwent Valley Cycleway will be a multi-user, off-road path from Derby centre all the way up the Derwent valley to Chatsworth. Just north of Belper, the cycleway route goes along the beautiful (but seriously pot-holed!) Wyver Lane.

The Derwent Valley Trust are aiming to re-surface the Wyver Lane section of the cycleway this autumn. This project will give Belper residents a great route for local cycling, walking & wheelchair use, with better access to the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust bird reserve on the lane.

We have raised £13,000 already and need another £13,000 to complete the work.

Please give a fiver (or more if you are able) by going to our fundraising page.

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