Based on the information I found, Hatherton Reservoir in the United Kingdom appears to be a body of water with limited public access. Here’s a summary of what we know:

Books about Hatherton Reservoir:

Hatherton Reservoir Lake Safety Book: The Essential Lake Safety Guide For Children

Hatherton Reservoir Lake Fun Book: A Fun and Educational Lake Coloring Book

• Location: Likely situated near Cannock, Staffordshire, England [1].
• Purpose: Uncertain, but references suggest it might be a reservoir.
• Public Access: Unclear. There’s no confirmation of Hatherton Reservoir being part of a public park or recreation area.

Limited Information:

• Online resources are scarce regarding Hatherton Reservoir as a publicly accessible lake.
• Mentions on fishing forums suggest potential fishing activity, with carp, perch, and roach being caught [1]. However, details about permits, regulations or accessibility for public fishing are unavailable.

Here’s what you can do next:

1. Explore Local Resources:

   • Websites of Cannock Council or environmental agencies in the area might have information on local lakes and public fishing opportunities.
   • Consider contacting local angling clubs in Cannock. They might have knowledge about Hatherton Reservoir and its accessibility for fishing.