New grounds for optimism

Series: Scotsman ; 26 September 2000, (B8)Publication details: 2000Subject(s):

Summary: Polarised views on the land reform bill could be lessening according to the Scottish executive's land reform team. The bill is due to be publised and debated in February 2001, which will allow time for the preparation of an acceptable outdoor access code.

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Polarised views on the land reform bill could be lessening according to the Scottish executive's land reform team. The bill is due to be publised and debated in February 2001, which will allow time for the preparation of an acceptable outdoor access code.

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