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Home Authority People of the Park Sabine Mosner

Sabine Mosner, Member

Address:

c/o LDNPA
Murley Moss
Kendal
LA9 7RL

Telephone Number: c/o 01539 792654

E-Mail Address: Sabine.Mosner@lakedistrict.gov.uk

Appointed by: Secretary of State (National)

Until: 30 June 2027

First Appointed to the Authority: 17 July 2019

Chair of Rights of Way Committee. Member of the Strategy meeting and the Resources meeting.

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Register of Member Interests

Register of Member Interests - Sabine Mosner

Find out a little bit about Sabine:

I can’t drive, I’m a cyclist but I’m in the process of passing my driving test and we have bought a Tiguan, especially for the Lake District. But I would really like to not have a car in the Lake District and use public transport.

Probably Leonard Cohens greatest hits *laughs*. So old!

High Street by Thornthwaite Crag.

Hmm. Possibly the Ambleside Horseshoe.

Spring. The cloud and the light, with the big skies.

I would be a lemur, a large gangly lemur.

I’m on the policy committee of CPRE, the countryside charity. I support them with climate change.

Climbing. To watch that is.

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