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© 2012 Tosside Community Link.  Moral rights asserted.

Contact:

Ann Groves (Hall Manager)

Tosside Community Group

 

Address:

The Community Hall

Tosside

BD23 4SQ

 

Telephone:

01729-840272

 

E-Mail:

tosside@hotmail.co.uk

 

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Charity Name :

Tosside Community Link

 

Registered Charity No: 1093125

 

Gift-aid Ref :

XR64933

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Tosside village
literally straddles the
Yorkshire/Lancashire Border!
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Tosside Community Group

 

 

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A  friendly rural community enjoying life on the Lancashire / Yorkshire border...

 

 

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Nature

 

•   Natural Bio-Diversity

The elevated land around Tosside and nearby Gisburn Forest provides a wide-range of natural bio-diversity and as a result is a natural haven for flora and fauna.  Both Roe Deer and Sika Deer are to be found in quieter parts of both Gisburn Forest, whilst out on the open moorland areas Hare and Pheasant are regularly seen.  

 

•   Birds of Prey

Due to the area’s close proximity to the Forest of Bowland, it is not uncommon to see the rare Hen Harrier quartering the open moorland areas close to the village as it searches for prey.

 

•   Wading Birds

The annual influx of migratory birds means that the area hosts a wide variety of wading birds during the Spring and Summer Seasons.

 

•   Nature Conservancy

A joint project between a local landowner, Defra and RSPB  has in recent years resulted in an extensive area of the elevated moorland to the north of the village being designated as a wildlife conservation area.  This 80 acre site supports a wide range of natural bio-diversity and provides a safe-haven for wading birds and other wildlife throughout the year.  Regular wading birds visiting this upper moorland area include, Skylark, Curlew, Redshank, Lapwing, Oyster-Catcher and Snipe.  To read the latest RSPB newsletter for the Forest of Bowland  -  click here ...

 

 

 

 

 

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A Little Owl north of Tosside
Unusual plants abound!
A Falcon near Gisburn Forest
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Old tree trunk near site of former
Dalehead Church
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