Further correspondence to the Chief Executive Officer and the Trustees of Shropshire Wildlife Trust 4th November 2025 onwards

Further correspondence to the Chief Executive Officer and the Trustees of Shropshire Wildlife Trust

4th November 2025

Mr X and Trustees,

Re: The obstruction to my Prescriptive Right of Way

You and the Trustees have confirmed that you have read and understood the contents of my letters.

You and the Trustees were provided with evidence of exceptional quality.

You were given the opportunity of reassessing the situation, in light of new evidence, putting an end to the wholly unethical and unlawful actions, instead you continue to treat the whole matter with complete and utter contempt.

Incidentally, you refer to specialist legal advice that was acquired AFTER the evidence was submitted, so this advice is flawed and has no bearing on the current situation.

20^th November 2025

Mr X and Trustees,

Re: The obstruction to my Prescriptive Right of Way

You and the Trustees have confirmed that you have read and understood the contents of my letters.

I wish to clarify two of your statements:

You, Shropshire Wildlife Trust do not intend to reinstate the two tyre track to the condition it was before you bought the Cramer Gutter field.

You, Shropshire Wildlife Trust will not agree that we can put in a permanent two tyre track that will allow us once again to drive a vehicle to our property.

You and the Trustees were provided with evidence of exceptional quality.

You have ignored the fact that we are at great risk as the emergency services would be unable to reach us.

I suggest that you and the Trustees take the time to review the evidence on our website to fully understand just how your charity’s actions have impacted on our lives and at every level:

https://obstructed-prescriptive-right-of-way.info/

Incidentally, you refer to specialist legal advice that was acquired AFTER the evidence was submitted, so this advice is flawed and has no bearing on the current situation.

I require a written response that you and the Trustees have fully understood the implications, please reply by 27^th November 2025.

17^th December 2025

Dear Mr X and Trustees,

Through your arrogance and contempt you have ignored the evidence that you stipulated.

Therefore you have now made it impossible for us to reach an amicable resolution.

A Charity Law Solicitor (CLS) has reviewed the evidence and correspondence, he is satisfied that I had grounds for serious complaint to the Charity Commission from 2010 on wards.

He has determined that there are four sections of the Charities Act 2011 that are wholly relevant, in particular Section 60.

We possess this historical evidence, it spans the full 15 years, most importantly there is no statute of limitations.

CLS has indicated that there are significant irregularities in the documents that Shropshire Wildlife Trust submitted to the Charity Commission, this is grounds for very serious complaint under Section 60 of the Charities Act 2011.

He has concluded there is an indication of misconduct and mismanagement; that there has been a significant breach of trust and ongoing non-compliance with charity law; substantial risk to charity property, and to beneficiaries.

He has stated that the Charity Commission may open a Statutory Inquiry.

CLS is duty bound to raise these concerns.

19^th January 2026

Dear Mr X and Trustees,

Further to my letter of 17th December 2025.

The Charity Law Solicitor (CLS) has indicated that the Charity Commission will require that you, the former CEO, and the Trustees

(current and past) provide written statements justifying your actions, ensure that your actions are defensible and legal, that there is rationale behind these decisions.

Any decisions made must be guided by good and honest intention.

CLS has reiterated that collectively you have a duty of care and are legally responsible for your actions, for the substantial interference that has impacted our lives and at every level and for the continued deterioration in our health and well being.

For over 15 years Shropshire Wildlife Trust was afforded every opportunity to remedy this most intolerable of situations.

We have legally to make you aware that for the past 15 years all the correspondence between us has been memorialised, and will be made available to any interested parties.

16^th February 2026

Dear Mr X and Trustees,

I invite you, the former CEO and the Trustees current and past to review the evidence, in particular our Impact statements, the Costs and the photographs of my walking across Catherton Common:

https://obstructed-prescriptive-right-of-way.info/

Shropshire Wildlife Trust and Natural England possess the expertise to resolve any concerns relating to the design of the track, the materials to be used, etc, the costs of which to be borne by your good selves.

The property needs to be brought back up to a habitable state, amongst many things, I require a low carbon heating system, I'm sure you can advise on this and on the many other remedial works that are required after 16 years of no maintenance to the property.

What incentives you will offer to redress the 16 year obstruction to my Prescriptive Right of Way with all of the associated problems which have been well documented.

This matter is NOT closed until it has been resolved to our satisfaction.

You should view the situation through our eyes.

We welcome a very positive and informative letter from Shropshire Wildlife Trust and Natural England providing a list of the help that they will offer along with a concise deadline as to when the track will be completed.

We would be grateful for a written response by 27^th February 2026.

9^th March 2026

Dear Mr X and Trustees,

We will now seek third party intervention as a matter of urgency and we will continue to do so until this matter is resolved to our satisfaction.

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