Tough to rule the law or tough to make more awareness on parcicipate in people audit and local committee into balance power control and regulation???
sugar and cold day...
example...section 94 of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000
http://www.leics.gov.uk/index.htm
http://www.leics.gov.uk/index.htm
Local Access Forum
The general role of the Local Access Forum is to advise upon
strategic access and recreation issues within the City. It will act as
an advisory body for the Highway Authority and Natural England to assist
in the 'improvement of public access to land for the purpose of
open-air recreation and the enjoyment of the area'.
Sections
94 and 95 of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 place a duty on
Highway Authorities and National Park Authorities to establish a Local
Access Forum. The notes below give information regarding the roles,
responsibilities, membership and organisation of the Local Access Forum.
Mid and West Berks Local Access Forum
The Forum is a body set up by statute - Section 94 of the
Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 to advise Reading, West Berkshire
and Wokingham Borough Council on countryside access issues.
The forum members are all committed to improving access to the
countryside. Membership is carefully balanced in 3 categories: land
managers, recreational users of land and others. There are 20 members
including 1 councillor from each of the 3 Councils see the attached
list.
Rights of Way improvement planning
A major part of
the Forum's role is to advise the 3 councils on their preparation and
implementation of the rights of way improvement plans (ROWIPs), which
all highway authorities have to produce. The plans assess how the rights
of way network in the council's areas meets, or fails to meet, the
needs of current and future users. The plans also set out how the
councils intend to improve access to the countryside for everyone. West
Berkshire Council's ROWIP can be viewed in the
improvement planning section.
