@SteveBarclay what’s important is being independent. It’s got to be impartial and not in the interests of “stakeholders” but “recognising the importance of this landscape” and the fact it’s beauty exists beyond the rights of a few individuals.
Not sure unachieved this with latest meet
Labour vows to introduce Scottish-style right to roam law in England
@horton_official reports on today’s access to nature debate organised by @CarolineLucas & @alexsobel’s response - with comment from @Right_2Roam https://t.co/HWFJoDXB8n
🚨 On Thurs I'm leading House of Commons debate urging Govt to improve public access to nature. Our immersion in nature & intimate connection to it is vital if we’re going to inspire people to know it, love it & therefore protect it. Please ask your MP to attend! #RightToRoam 📝
Great to see a rounded view of the issues faced by Dartmoor regarding funding, ecology and access rights on last night's @BBCCountryfile
Our fundraiser to support @dartmoornpa with the #SaveDartmoor backpack camping legal appeal can be found in our bio
https://t.co/6RpqnoJHH7
@AnthonyMangnal1 Seriously do you honestly consider having to pay to access something once enjoyed by everyone for free is good news. This is at great expense to the public Not the expense of conservation budget: land management budget and tax payer. Money for greed
@AnthonyMangnal1 Good news it’s like accepting that you’re happy to be beaten by a smaller stick instead of a larger one. Thanks for not standing up for the rights of individuals over those that donate to your party/pocket
@AnthonyMangnal1@guyshrubsole@GeorgeMonbiot @anniedare Unfortunately any appeal would be at the expense of DNPA and have a detrimental effect on conservation and land management budgets whilst also effecting their ability to support landowners. Surely a waste of public money don’t you feel? Reform would benefit a wider picture.
@mikejwood could I please ask you whether you would consider pushing for discussion the recent Dartmoor count case decision in parliament and help support any changes that can be made to ensure open recreational enjoyment for all including camping https://t.co/nc1rAkt6Td
@JamesMorris could I please ask you whether you would consider pushing for discussion the recent Dartmoor count case decision in parliament and help support any changes that can be made to ensure open recreational enjoyment for all including camping
@DerekThomasUK could I please ask you whether you would consider pushing for discussion the recent Dartmoor count case decision in parliament and help support any changes that can be made to ensure open recreational enjoyment for all including camping. https://t.co/nc1rAkt6Td
@RichardFoordLD Thank you to all those that care. Not one Conservative Party signature. Why haven’t we got a party in power who actually care about the welfare and services of people?