Access to countryside reduced
Language: English Series: Independent on Sunday ; 5 September 1993, 6(1) | Financial Times ; 8 September 1993, 8(2)Publication details: 1993Subject(s): Summary: According to a report by the Ramblers Association, "Public access to woodlands sold off by the Forestry Commission", most purchasers of Forestry Commission land since 1981 have not continued to allow public access to the land. The Forestry Industry Committee has rejected proposals to privatise the Forestry Commission.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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According to a report by the Ramblers Association, "Public access to woodlands sold off by the Forestry Commission", most purchasers of Forestry Commission land since 1981 have not continued to allow public access to the land. The Forestry Industry Committee has rejected proposals to privatise the Forestry Commission.