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I agree. That strong point has been made by various organisations, and it should be considered in Committee. At the commencement of the Bill's progress in the other place, the Under-Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, my hon. Friend the Member for Ogmore (Huw Irranca-Davies), who will...
I agree. That strong point has been made by various organisations, and it should be considered in Committee. At the commencement of the Bill's progress in the other place, the Under-Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, my hon. Friend the Member for Ogmore (Huw Irranca-Davies), who will...
No, I do not, and I do not wish to labour that point, because I want to make my point about landscapes and seascapes. The Campaign for National Parks, the Campaign to Protect Rural England, the Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales, the English National Park Authorities Association, Europarc...
No, I do not, and I do not wish to labour that point, because I want to make my point about landscapes and seascapes. The Campaign for National Parks, the Campaign to Protect Rural England, the Campaign for the Protection of Rural Wales, the English National Park Authorities Association, Europarc...
I accept that. There is a different approach, but the Bill includes framework powers to enable the Assembly to follow an approach similar to that in England. I note that ramblers in England are concerned that recreational users of coastal land might not have adequate input into the development of...
I accept that. There is a different approach, but the Bill includes framework powers to enable the Assembly to follow an approach similar to that in England. I note that ramblers in England are concerned that recreational users of coastal land might not have adequate input into the development of...
I do agree. I think that the Bill is very good, but there is potential for strengthening it. I hope that, when it gets to Committee, the possibilities will be fully explored.
I do agree. I think that the Bill is very good, but there is potential for strengthening it. I hope that, when it gets to Committee, the possibilities will be fully explored.
I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this debate on this important and welcome Bill. Its provisions for better protecting the marine environment and for improving access to, and recreational use of, our coastal areas are enormously significant. We can and should celebrate those provisions. In the next...
I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this debate on this important and welcome Bill. Its provisions for better protecting the marine environment and for improving access to, and recreational use of, our coastal areas are enormously significant. We can and should celebrate those provisions. In the next...
That this House is deeply concerned that a concerted campaign by vested interests is in operation to destroy the status of country lanes which are currently restricted in their use to categories such as walkers, horse riders and local farmers to open them for use by crowds of motor cyclists, car drivers and other disruptive powered vehicles; notes that 111 applications have been submitted in Derbyshire for such anti-social purposes between 16th October 2003 and 24th November 2004, including 20 applications in the constituency of North East Derbyshire, of which 10 are in the parish of Ashover alone; and calls upon the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to put forward measures to block such applications pending the consideration of legislation clarifying the status of designated country lanes.
That this House is deeply concerned that a concerted campaign by vested interests is in operation to destroy the status of country lanes which are currently restricted in their use to categories such as walkers, horse riders and local farmers to open them for use by crowds of motor cyclists,...
That this House notes that it is now more than nine months since Lord Rogers' twenty-storey Montevetro building was occupied; regrets that Wandsworth Council and Taylor Woodrow Capital Developments have still failed to reach an agreement on the opening of the Thames pathway in front of the 'glass mountain' on Battersea's riverside; notes that the company is unlikely to be short of money as it is marketing penthouses in the building for ??4.5 million; and considers it high time the company and the council, and if necessary the architect, got together to allow the public access to the riverside path.
That this House notes that it is now more than nine months since Lord Rogers' twenty-storey Montevetro building was occupied; regrets that Wandsworth Council and Taylor Woodrow Capital Developments have still failed to reach an agreement on the opening of the Thames pathway in front of the 'glass mountain' on...
That this House notes the work of the Green Lanes Environmental Action Movement, and the safety and environmental implications of the use of vulnerable green lanes used by motorised vehicles for recreational purposes; further notes the Countryside Commission's flawed proposals to classify all roads-used-as-public-paths as byways on which motorised traffic would be permitted; and calls on the Government to re-examine the law in relation to the use of green lanes as part of its work on access to the countryside, recognising that there are designated and appropriate areas for the use of recreational off-road motor vehicles.
That this House notes the work of the Green Lanes Environmental Action Movement, and the safety and environmental implications of the use of vulnerable green lanes used by motorised vehicles for recreational purposes; further notes the Countryside Commission's flawed proposals to classify all roads-used-as-public-paths as byways on which motorised traffic...