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Home Authority People of the Park Will Clark

Will Clarke on a path with pink flowers

Will Clark, Member

Address:

7 Broadgate Orchard
Grasmere
LA22 9RY

Telephone Number: 07435 596596

E-Mail Address: Will.Clark@lakedistrict.gov.uk

Appointed by: Westmorland and Furness Council

First Appointed to the Authority: 20 April 2023

Deputy Chair of Governance Committee, Deputy Chair of Rights of Way Committee. Member of the Resources meeting.

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Register of Member Interests

Register of Member Interests - Will Clark

Find out a little bit about Will:

Ed Sheeran – not only a talented fellow ginger but amazing live having seen him in both London and Leeds.

You can’t beat the Langdale Pikes, recognisable and impressively visible from so many different places. Whether this is when coming into the Lakes from the M6, overlooking Windermere from the A591, or my favourite, as a backdrop to Loughrigg Tarn.

Latrigg – one of the most accessible, even with a disability there are so many areas of the Lakes that you can still enjoy and explore (check out Miles Without Stiles).

Pre-injury I would have said Lingmoor with its panoramic views including Coniston Old Man and The Langdales and ultimately Scafell.

An owl – observant, protective, wise, hard working with a never give up attitude. I’m most productive at night rather than first thing in the morning too!

Anything in the outdoors – I sail on Windermere at least once a week through the summer and have an off-road wheelchair (Boma 7). At 6 months of age I was in a canoe on Grasmere Lake and in my early 20s, I worked as a ski-guide in the Alps.

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