Access to open land
Access to open land
- 2001
- RICS North West Region News 22 November 2001, (1) .
Members of RICS in the North West are urging government not to rush plans to give access to open land in advance of the Countryside Rights of Ways Act (CRoW). As part of the Act, which gives the public new rights to walk on areas of open land, the country will be divided into eight mapping areas. The lower North West, which stretches from Lancaster to Nantwich and Huddersfield to Blackpool, has been chosen as one of the first areas that will be mapped.
ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE
RIGHTS OF WAY
OPEN LAND
RURAL AREAS
NORTHWEST ENGLAND
ABOUT RICS
MAPPING
Members of RICS in the North West are urging government not to rush plans to give access to open land in advance of the Countryside Rights of Ways Act (CRoW). As part of the Act, which gives the public new rights to walk on areas of open land, the country will be divided into eight mapping areas. The lower North West, which stretches from Lancaster to Nantwich and Huddersfield to Blackpool, has been chosen as one of the first areas that will be mapped.
ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE
RIGHTS OF WAY
OPEN LAND
RURAL AREAS
NORTHWEST ENGLAND
ABOUT RICS
MAPPING