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Rights to Roam
There has been a fair bit of publicity recently about 'Right to
Roam' legislation, under the Countryside and Rights of Way (CRoW) Act |
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Have you seen this sign yet ? It indicates
that this area may be open for public access on
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The most
important thing you need to know is that it DOES NOT give you the right to
roam wherever you want to
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It is not
yet in effect, and is being implemented area by area
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The 'Lower
North West' and 'South East' of England were the first affected areas, in
September of 2004
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England
should be covered by the end of 2005, Wales only starts in 2005 and Scotland
is not covered by the act
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There will
be a right of access to mountain, moor, heath, down and common land
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Landowners
can dedicate land not covered - for instance, woodland is not included
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Some land is
excluded - farmland, golf courses etc
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There are no
new rights for cyclists, riders, canoeists etc
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You should
not light fires, damage plants or animals. If you do, you lose your right of
access for 3 days and can be treated as a trespasser
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Landowners
can stop access for 28 days a year without notice
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