Right to roam mapping progress

Series: RICS Rural Faculty News ; 19 April 2002 (1)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: The Countryside Agency reports progress in its mapping of open country and registered common land in England, in line with government's right to roam implementation target of 2005. The Agency will identify where open country and registered common land occurs as part of the process of providing people with the right to walk over 4 000 square miles of English countryside under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. http://www.rics.org/ricscms/bin/show?class=News&template=/includes/shownews.html&id=2314

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The Countryside Agency reports progress in its mapping of open country and registered common land in England, in line with government's right to roam implementation target of 2005. The Agency will identify where open country and registered common land occurs as part of the process of providing people with the right to walk over 4 000 square miles of English countryside under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000. http://www.rics.org/ricscms/bin/show?class=News&template=/includes/shownews.html&id=2314

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