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A fresh right to roam row has broken out as campaigners claim routes to open countryside have been blocked by landowners.

Sine Garvie-McInally put the 4 foot tall barricade across a path outside of her home following a decades-long war with local walkers.

Sine Garvie-McInally put up 4ft wooden stakes smeared in greasy anti-climbing paint on the heritage route in Norfolk, claiming she had a right to privacy.

A "cut-off” for rights of way claims could offer some relief for farmers and landowners in Suffolk and north Essex whose land is blighted by…

Burnham Overy Staithe is at the centre of an extraordinary row as villagers say the land was wrongly claimed by the Earl of Leicester and…

Monmouthshire County Council is recruiting new members for the Monmouthshire Local Access Forum.

For a Colorado transplant to London, hiking the England Coast Path offered an education in British culture and history.

Somerset Council has confirmed that the newly-named organisations will not have any additional powers to prevent unwanted development – and will…

Somerset Council has confirmed that the newly-named organisations will not have any additional powers to prevent unwanted development – and will…

A hike in Bowland fell country is the perfect starter to a feast of award-winning modern British classics in a rural inn