rights of way
Ellie Harrison: Ordnance Survey maps preserve the history of our ancient trails
Ordnance Survey’s meticulous maps not only guide us but also preserve the history of our rights of way, says Countryfile presenter Ellie Harrison
John Craven: Controversial deadline to register paths scrapped
The Government's decision to scrap a deadline for registering rights-of-way is creating new divisions among farmers and ramblers, says Countryfile's John Craven
Countryside Code updated to support farmers and land managers
A recent update to the Countryside Code includes new guidance for farmers and land managers – such as making rights of way more accessible, clearer signage, and how to report anti-social behaviour – to help them ensure that visitors to the countryside can enjoy it in a responsible way.
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Artists, writers and musicians call on the Government to extend countryside access in England
101 artists have written a letter to Prime Minister Boris Johnson calling for more access to the English countryside on the 20th anniversary of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act
Britain's footpaths: why are so many disappearing and how to save a footpath
Thousands of footpaths in England and Wales are impassable, either deliberately or through neglect, and many more could disappear forever unless they are registered. Why is this happening – and what can be done?