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Water, Mills and Marshes scheme – Halvergate Marshes People Counters

A grant has been provided towards the purchase and installation of five data counters to be used during both the preliminary and evaluation stages of the Halvergate Mills Trail project to obtain data about current use of the existing Halvergate Public Right of Way (PROW) network and to measure changes in user’s behaviour during the off peak tourism season after the delivery of the Halvergate Mills Trail.

Grant Applicant: Water Mills and Marshes, Broads Landscape Partnership Scheme

Funding received from Love the Broads: £900

Project completion date: October 2021

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