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CONSTITUTION ADOPTED 12 JUNE 2006
Charitable objects
1 TO HOLD IN TRUST THE LAND IN THE PARISHES OF GREAT HUCKLOW AND FOOLOW ENCOMPASSING SILENCE MINE, OLD GROVE MINE AND ADJOINING AREAS BOUNDED BY THE TRACKWAY KNOWN AS BLACKBERRY LANE.
2 TO HOLD IN TRUST ANY OTHER LAND WHICH THE ORGANISATION MAY FROM TIME TO TIME CHOOSE TO ACQUIRE.
3 TO HOLD THE LAND IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST AND WITH A VIEW TO ENHANCING ITS PUBLIC BENEFIT IN THE AREAS OF EDUCATION, HISTORICAL INVESTIGATION, CONSERVATION, APPROPRIATE RECREATION, AND THE WIDER INTERESTS OF THE ENVIRONMENT.
4 TO MAXIMISE PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE LAND IN SO FAR AS THIS IS POSSIBLE WITHOUT PLACING AT RISK THE CONSERVATION OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE SITE.
5 TO PROMOTE THE OBSERVATION AND DIVERSITY OF WILDLIFE AND TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO THE HISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGICAL FEATURES OF THE SITE.
6 TO WORK ALONGSIDE LIKE-MINDED ORGANISATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS TO ACHIEVE THESE AIMS.
7 TO RAISE FUNDS TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT AND SERVICES TO IMPROVE THE SITE AND ASSOCIATED FACILITIES AND TO ENABLE PROJECTS OF A PRACTICAL AND ACADEMIC NATURE TO BE CARRIED OUT.
Area of benefit
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