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Nice and Serious rebrands Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty - Vimarsana News

Nice and Serious rebrands Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty

The protected areas of land have a new identity system that allows each location to have its own personality while remaining part of “a living patchwork”.

Solicitor locked in legal battle with ramblers after erecting 4ft anti-climb wall to stop them from walking on scenic footpath next to her home - Vimarsana News

Solicitor locked in legal battle with ramblers after erecting 4ft anti-climb wall to stop them from walking on scenic footpath next to her home

Sine Garvie-Mcinally erected the barricade, made with wooden stakes and smeared with grease to stop people climbing it, outside her home in the idyllic Norfolk village of Newton by Castle Acre.

Woman erects 4ft greasy barricade to stop walkers using footpath near her home - Vimarsana News

Woman erects 4ft greasy barricade to stop walkers using footpath near her home

Sine Garvie-Mcinally used wooden stakes to block off a 150m stretch of footpath by her home near the Norfolk village of Newton by Castle Acre.

Woman erects grease-smeared stakes to block ramblers using path near home in 30-year row - Vimarsana News

Woman erects grease-smeared stakes to block ramblers using path near home in 30-year row

Sine Garvie-Mcinally used wooden stakes to block off a 150m stretch of footpath by her home near the Norfolk village of Newton by Castle Acre amid a legal battle with walkers

Woman puts up 4ft barricade covered in grease in bitter row with ramblers over footpath - Vimarsana News

Woman puts up 4ft barricade covered in grease in bitter row with ramblers over footpath

The dispute, which has been going on for more than 30 years, resulted in a public inquiry last week.