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2023-03-31-accounts

Site Blames: Site Blames: Deadwater
Valley Local Nature
Reserve (LNR) and
Bordon Inclosure (Bl)
Owned by or Leased to; Whitehill
Town Council (WTC)
Managed by: Deadwater
Valley Trust (DVT)
Sizeoft(iegffgs: LNR = 38 Hectares
Bl =
24 Hectares
Backgiuund: This report covers the period 1stApril 2022to 31stMarch
2023.
The Deadwater
Valley is a designated
Local Nature
Reserve
which has been managed
by DVT since its inception
in 1989.
Designated
and expanded
over the years and either
owned by
WTC or leased from East Hampshire
District Council
(EHDC) or
Hampshire
County Council (HCC) by WTC but managed
day-
to-day
in its entirety
by DVT Rangers
and volunteers.
Bordon Inclosure
is an expanse of largely wooded area
previously
used as a MoD land holding. Since being
designated
a Suitable Alternative
Natural Greenspace
(SANG)
in January 2016it has been managed
on behalf ofthe
leaseholders,
Whitehill
Town Council, by DVT. The area is an
alternative
to nearby SPAs and SACs at Broxhead Common
and IGngsley Common.
Site Inputs
Inputs Amount
Total Annual Management received (LNR) E 50,275
Total Annual Management received (Bl) E44,609
Total additional
funding
received (e.g.grants, donations)
6 5,748 (includes van sale)

Sites Additional
Detail and quantities
LNR and gordon Inclosure {Bl) (ifrequired)
Built Environment
LNR —6Green Loop waymarkers
and 1sign.
Bl-21 waymarkers,
2 metal artworks,
1stone artwork,
2wooden artworks, 2Green Loop waymarkers and 1
sign.
Car"park."(w'itli height'b'a'rrLers) -' .I LNR —10unmarked
bays inc 2 disabled
bays.
Bl-6 marked
bays inc 2 disabled
bays.
.'B'oai'dwalks,
Bridge's,SCon'ciete waits& l
'drainage
cub(arts etc', -.' „'.."..'«,,'I „',
LNR-2 boardwalk,
12bridges, 1brick structure.
Bl —3 boardwalks,
4bridges, 2 brick structures.
Furniture LNR —3benches/seating,
8pedestrian
and 4
field gates,
13chicanes/barriers,
3 stiles, 12 'D' signs, 4
litter bins.
Bl-9 benches/seating,
1table, 5 pedestrian
and 3 field
gates, 7 litter and 7dog bins.
Homes for Nature LNR -various
bird and bat boxes, vertical log
piles.
Bl —various
bird and bat boxes, vertical log piles.
Play' areas Bl —1natural
play area.
Pond dipping platform LNR —3at Knoxs Pond.
Signag'e/ Interpretation
/ Noticeboards
LNR —13noticeboards.
Bl —7 noticeboards.
Usage
Friends group Friends of Deadwater
group.
Livestock, sheep, cattle, conservation Y(LNR 5 cattle grazed the Ancient Meadow for 6weeks (17'"
grazing
'
only) Jan to16' March).
Other (specify) gordon
Inclosure 'Weekend
Warriors'
volunteers
meet
monthly
plus regular Monday
and Thursday
volunteers
assist the rangers
in habitat management.
Categories / Designations
'Conseivation designation / status LNR- Local Nature
Reserve and Site of Importance
for
Nature Conservation
(SINC).
Bl —SANG and SINC.

Natural Environments
Site Quantity Qualiity Size Actively Additional Detail
or Y/N Poor (P),Fair lllla naged (ifrequired)
(F), Good (G) (ha/m)
Amenity grassland (ha)
Other grassland (ha) 2ha approx Acid grassland.
Mesotrophic grassland.
Hedgeiows (metres)
Wetlarids (ha) N
Rivers / streams N
(metres)
Woodland (ha) 34.7ha Scots Pine dominated coniferous
plantation with secondary broadleaf
woodland.
Scrub (ha) 11.6ha
0th'ei habitat - specify G 0.625ha Existing heathland.
G 7ha Remnant heathland.
F Widespread Bare Ground.
F 0.01ha 2 ponds. (1 in play area).
F 2 ephemeral ponds.
F Ditches.
SUDS (yes/n'o) ',!' ' N
Site Quantity Additional
Detail
Additional
Detail
Additional
Detail
or Y/N (ifrequired)
Built Environment
sit(if rk:/,StulptureS nur) '~ 9Sentinels. 20Waymarkers.
Car par)c (no.}r I 100marked
bays inc
Sdisabled
bays.
concrete weirs, dr'airiage culverts (no.) 2 wooden
bridges
Fu'rniture„(no'. ):2 Swooden benches
Hejlsi fgci 'Ele's'(rio.')
Homesfoi
Nature(no.
I
I::,,
'), ';
'- g N 4 Bird boxes installed by DVT. Approx 30bird boxes
(various species) installed
by Ecological Planning
Ik
Research
Ltd (EPR).Approx 30Bat
boxes installed by
EPR.1bat bunker. 1 bat maternity roost.
1bug hotel installed by DVT.
Outdoor classroom/fofest school area Concrete foundation for Bird Viewing Hide.
(no.)
Paths (km) 6,2 km ofsigned main paths. with a further approx. Skm
of minor cross paths/desire
lines.
Play ar'ea's (no.) 1(large)
Pond, dippiYig platform ('no.) N
Sigriagg/ Interpretation / Notic'e Y 11various
boards (no.)
Visitor cen'tre / community building Hogmoor Cafe. Toilet block. 'Beehive' community facility
(no.) but not managed
by
DVT
Usage
Ffierids gro' up (y/n) N
Livestock, sheep, cattle, co'nservation N
grasing (y/n)
Othef'(specify) 'Hogmoor Heroes'
is
a volunteer
group meeting monthly
plus regular Monday and Thursday volunteers to assist
the rangers
in habitat
management.
Categories / Designations
Gkeen Flag (y/n) N Judging was performed
on 1"March 2023 and
awaiting
final decision
Conservation designation / status Y SANG and SINC.

Fauna Estimate Stdtus Does species Ifyea„ is Addfffonal info
(examples population e.g. migrant require active species incl. e.g. Locally
provided— size /breeding/wintering management? in LTSite Significance/priority
please / foraging (Y/N) Siodiversity species/newly
add/delete as Statement? established
necessary)
Yi)bojlfark y reeding
Badggr Breeding Badger sett on-site
Foraging
Suktzsrd Breeding pair
'
Kestrel,
Sparftttshatg(t Y
Fireciest
Goldcrest
Crossblll
Bullfinch
Ch)(fehpff
Mdgi)d
Grayling
Clouded Yellow N
Small Copper Y
Flora (examples Estimated Estimated Estimated Does species require Does species require additional additional Info
prmtldad —please population active management? e.g. Local / National significance
add/delete
as
size (y/N)
necessary)
Coral-necklace
(((/m
EXES '
Small N ntroduced from Devon via tank tracks.
veitick'hiram)'.
Bird' s-',fmm
)(foTif
=,'.
Small N
(tastuk cbmic
d/"
s)'r
¹athei'(Odd~a, ."'
vulgarly) '',"i;,;,~
Small On-going
Heather
surveys suggest that
is increasing.
the density of
Croks-leaved
He'll)l
Small
(Erfca fatralig) -,,
'
B)T)larry (vase)((tum Small
myHilliis) . ' —.
Note any alien /invasive plants onsi le and actions for management
SeeAppendix
1for list of
examples. Add more linesif need be.
Species on dte (examples Level ofinvasion Action: Elimination (E); control (c);
provided —please add/delete as th/rdespread (yy) or Isolated (I) No measures (No)
necessary)
BudNe}qISA((()pja dt(Ãdfl) C
Na'yir Eealand ~yweed C.Chemical Sprayed. On-going
(Crassuhthelmsii) monitoring.
Cotondastor(Cotorieastor
~.4, ri
horizontglls
C
Cherry Laurel . C
(Prunes igurocerasus)
Iihadodendron
(?rhododendron
C
pout)curri)

Example alien / invasive
plants
Amelichcn
Rum Cherty'(Prurnusserotinaj.
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, -".i, i
;Can+lkI(~f, b'ale (Copy~a co(Laden'sls'j "' 'L.
;. „'-,.";
lab'terpene
' oary~+coW'ron~nculo/desj
"
Example alien / invasive
plants
Amelichcn
Rum Cherty'(Prurnusserotinaj.
,:.:, „~-...', , -
'Arne rjgan'Qgk ca~ha
(Ly~sichLtum"ajjtefrcahum j '",
'Bd (Nja(B~eja Jgg.. " .",
, -".i, i
;Can+lkI(~f, b'ale (Copy~a co(Laden'sls'j "' 'L.
;. „'-,.";
lab'terpene
' oary~+coW'ron~nculo/desj
"
Example alien / invasive
plants
Amelichcn
Rum Cherty'(Prurnusserotinaj.
,:.:, „~-...', , -
'Arne rjgan'Qgk ca~ha
(Ly~sichLtum"ajjtefrcahum j '",
'Bd (Nja(B~eja Jgg.. " .",
, -".i, i
;Can+lkI(~f, b'ale (Copy~a co(Laden'sls'j "' 'L.
;. „'-,.";
lab'terpene
' oary~+coW'ron~nculo/desj
"
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'1~i"j;rt,
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'
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'
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'
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-',v~gl
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mqri hysiiiariymj
H(malayan
balsam llmjiatreri
sit(ariduliferaj
japanese knotweed
(Fq(hrp(a jajmnicaj
Least duckweed
(Lem'na m'inutaj
Loggepole pine (Ptrnus contorlpj
(few Zealand
pygmyrb'edd
(Crassuid heliiisllj
parrots Feather
(tv(jrltjjpfjjr/(urn
oquaticumj
Pirri-pirri
bur (Acaena novae-zeiandiaej
Rhodadendron
(Phytop'jIjhoroj
(iilioctodendron
pontlcumj
Shalliin (Baii(ther(a shplionj
Sycamore (Acerpseudo plotan usj
Water fern (Aziillafij(culoidea j

~Reel 4 H/I
Grants
Service Contract 163,484.67 50,275.00 44,609.54 68,600.13
Home Start 187.50 187.50
Donations 3,524.09 2,899.09 625.00
Fund Raising 537.83 537.83
Sale ofGoods/Services 2,242.52 1,500.00 742.52
169,976.61 53,89942 46,734.54 69,342.65
pram
nm
Labour 110,452.92 40,184.79 38,433.37 31,834.76
Rent 5,250.00 1,750.01 1,750.01 1,749.98
Telephone 613.08 244.36 184.36 184.36
Insurance 3,500.31 1,689.75 1,689.75 120.81
Deice Expenses 1,294.36 547.92 426.43 320.01
Photocopies 119.88 60.00 59.88
Travel 227.02 130.83 96.19
Site Maintenance 6Tools 27,158.61 8,322.18 4,435.03 14,401.40
Vehicle 17,557.96 1,942.86 12,724.55 2,890.55
Training 670.40 35.00 372.00 263.40
Protective Clothing 1,551.13 319.32 175.48 1,056.33
Volunteers 126.09 39.07 59.51 27.51
Occupational Health 790.00 395.00 395.00
169,311.76 55,661.09 60,406.56 53,244.11
Nett Receipts/Payments 664.85 1,761.67 13,672.02 16,098.54
Brought Pwd from 2021 180,752.90 129,503.13 34,568.15 16,681.62
181,417.75 127,741.46 20,896.13 32,780.16
Transfer to Savings 100,000.00
6alance @Bank 81,417.75