A s for exercise and recreation and says he is being prevented from making a living.

Sheffield Wildlife Trust, which manages the land on behalf of the council, says it wants to encourage outdoor activities but it also has to protect bird nesting and grazing for cattle.

Walking, horse riding and mountain biking is permitted because it is on designated trails but the trust says that, in general, flying is not allowed because it can spook birds and cattle.

Steve said he wanted to be allowed to continue making a living and "to carry on teaching people the skill of flying, keeping them fit and offering an adventurous potential for our youth".

The wildlife trust said Blacka Moor Nature Reserve supports a wealth of habitats but is also a place that can be used for outdoor activities to benefit the people of Sheffield.


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