Images taken on 19 February 2009 during archaeological survey work. These have the title ‘newvoleholes’.

Letter written to City of York Council and sent on 25 February 2009 alerting them to the existence of the voles. I spoke to the council by phones to find who to send the letter and I also copied it by email to the environmental officer, Bob Missin. It was also copied to the Fulford Parish Council. When the CYC failed to respond I phoned them and sent copies by email on 6^th March 2009.

On 6^th May 2009 To Chief Executive using the email system for comments and complaints. I attached a copy of the original letter.

I had an email reply the same day saying that a reminder had been forwarded both to Bob Missin and Planning group for their immediate attention but I heard nothing.

On Saturday 23rd May 2009 I went to the beck to gather cow parsley which use to make a dye for the thread for the tapestry (in the style of the Bayeux tapestry) that I have designed to describe the battle of Fulford and discovered the habitat had been destroyed. These photos were taken by Anthony Ravenhall using his phone camera.

The following day 24^th May 2009 I returned to the same site of the images taken on 18^th February to confirm my suspicions and took another series of images to provide a ‘before and after’ set. (The visit reminded me just how inaccessible the area is).

On June 1^st 2009 I wrote to the chief executive of the council to complain about the destruction

On 12^th June I was phoned by Dan Calvert from CYC who had not seen any of the correspondence so I sent him copies of the letters.

On 15^th June I was phoned by Dan Calvert from CYC who told me that he had been unable to trace person responsible. (My diary says I met Dan Calvert on 16^th)

I heard nothing so on 29^th June I contacted the council and the police.

On 6^th July I was contacted by Dan Calvert to say that he had identified the people who did the work and offered their explanations and mitigations.

The following day I replied disputing that the excuses offered were credible and appealing to Dan Calvert to answer the questions raised as I was so used to being mis-informed by officers.