Nature site plan for Tranwell
PLANS for a new nature reserve in Northumberland - the region's first to be designed exclusively for disabled people - will go out for public consultation in December.
Castle Morpeth Council's proposed Tranwell reserve near Morpeth aims to revitalise an area which has been untouched for more than a decade and currently includes a disused reservoir, ponds, woodland and grassland.
Facilities will include an education room, shop and kitchen. There will also be a birdwatching hide and nature and sensory trails.
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