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The map covers everything from bike theft to shoplifting, criminal damage and arson through to violence and sexual assault. The Bramford Primary School, which opened in the 1950s, provides primary education for the Woodsetton area. The school was expanded in 2004 to include a new sports hall and several classrooms. For secondary education, the area is served by Beacon Hill Academy, just east of Sedgley.

Of these, the most reported crime was violence and sexual offences, at nearly double the average of 14.8 with 25 reported incidents. The most common crime reported was vehicle crime, with 14 reported offences, almost double the average of 7.9. Head inland on sandy path that rises through dunes before descending to cross wooden bridge. Go left to visitor centre. By far the most commonly reported crime was violence and sexual assault, with 31 instances, making it the area with the third most violence and sexual offences reports, behind the city centre, and Millfield. Commercial fishing ended at St Cyrus in 2007 and the derelict bothies have since been reeled in by swallows and house martins.Find the Falls of Rha, a dramatic double waterfall on the River Rha. The Rha Glen Ramble trail follows the ravine above the river and takes just 20 minutes. Of these 17 were reports of anti-social behaviour, and another 17 were reports of criminal damage and arson.

The most common crime reported was violence and sexual offences, with 18 incidents, followed closely by anti-social behaviour, with 15 reports. This is followed closely by 20 reports of anti-social behaviour, compared to the city's average of 12.6.At Uig Wood, a fringe of trees along the shore of Uig Bay connects with two steep-sided ravine woodlands characteristic of Scotland’s rainforest.

Of these 46, almost a third, were reports of violence and sexual offences, more than three times Peterborough's average of 14.8. It is worth popping in for there is lots of information on the coastline, its geology and maritime heritage and, of course, the wildlife and plants that inhabit this shoreline strip.Washed by the waters of Montrose Bay, the sand stretches all the way to the estuary of the River South Esk. However, I revelled in it only as far as the outflow of the River North Esk, heading inland over dunes and saltmarsh to the reserve visitor centre, housed in a former lifeboat shed at Kirkside.

Go around gate beyond graveyard and continue north-east along nature reserve path, passing former salmon bothies. Perched atop the cliffs just beyond St Cyrus Parish Church, the car park at the end of Beach Road is an excellent starting point, the vista over the bay a tantalising aerial snapshot of the way ahead. As of the census [9] of 2000, there were 116 people, 63 households, and 22 families living in the city. The population density was 489.7 inhabitants per square mile (189.1/km 2). There were 87 housing units at an average density of 367.3 per square mile (141.8/km 2). The racial makeup of the city was 98.28% White and 1.72% Native American. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.86% of the population. Tourist Information: Stonehaven Information Centre, 66 Allardice Street, Stonehaven AB39 2AA (Tel 01569 762806)The remainder of the urban district was transferred into an expanded Dudley borough in 1966. [2] [3] Modern-day Woodsetton now forms part of the electoral ward of Upper Gornal and Woodsetton. It is divided between the DY1 and DY3 postal districts.