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Local Access Forum
'The Forum can comprise up to 22 members who represent a broad range of interests, including landown ...
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'The Public are welcome to attend Local Access Forum Meetings, held 3-4 times per year.'
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'Members of the public can attend Forum meetings as observers. If you would like to attend a Meeting ...
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'The Forum membership is so far made up of local people interested in walking, heritage, environment ...
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'The CLAF meets 4 times a year and meetings are open to members of the public who are welcome to att ...
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'All of the Forum's meetings are open to the public and we would be glad to see you there ... Ag ...
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'The Forum meets four times per year, alternating between Crewe and Macclesfield, and its meetings a ...
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'The forum meets several times a year to discuss various access issues. These meetings are open to t ...
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'The Forum’s main purpose is to advise on improving public access to the countryside in the former c ...
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'We set it up as a joint forum with Derby City Council following consultation with 304 organisations ...
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'If you would like to be a member of the Dorset Local Access Forum (DLAF), find out about what's inv ...
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'Meetings of the Joint Local Access Forum are held on a quarterly basis and are advertised in ad ...
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'Advice is provided to the Council and other organisations to improve access to the countryside for ...
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'The Herefordshire countryside is renowned for its beautiful and varied landscape and the forum is h ...
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'Members serve in a personal capacity to represent interests rather than particular organisations. T ...
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'Membership appointments are reviewed once every two years and there are then opportunities for new ...
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'Members of the public are welcome to attend all main meetings of the Forum ... The Forum covers the ...
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'The Forums consist of a wide range of people representing users of rights of way, farmers and lando ...
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'The Land Reform (Scotland) Act, 2003 (section 25) states that each local authority shall establish ...
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'The Local Access Forum's main function is to advise the National Park Authority and/or the public o ...
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The Forum has 20 "core" members with equal representation from 4 peer groups as follows: [1] Public ...
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'Natural Resources Wales administers and chairs the Forum and all meetings are open to the public.'
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'The Forum consists of 17 members, including local councillors, network users, landowners, and o ...
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'Members of the public are very welcome to attend forum meetings which, though not public meetings, ...
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'Members of the public are welcome to attend meetings. If you have any questions for the meeting ple ...
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'When the Act came into effect, the Orkney Countryside Committee took on the role of the Local Acces ...
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'An independent group that meets regularly to review and advise the National Park Authority and ...
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Bodies to which statutory advice can be given include: [1] Any parish, county, unitary, district or ...
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'Meetings are usually held every three months. Meetings are open to the public, although there is ge ...
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'Rutland previously shared a Countryside Access Forum with South Lincolnshire but is now set ...
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'The Forum Members are volunteers; local residents with an interest in walking, cycling, horse ridin ...
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'Members of the public can ask questions of the Local Access Forum with prior notification to the Ch ...
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'The main function of this group is to look at how the public rights of way network and access land ...
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The Forum 'has a maximum of 22 members who represent a broad range of interests, including farmers, ...
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'The local Councillors and members of the public are recruited and appointed by the Rights of Way Of ...
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'Members give their time on a voluntary basis but mileage and other expenses are paid.'
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'We advise and work with the managers and occupiers of land, and the five local authorities across T ...
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'The Forum meets 4 times a year, usually 10.30am-1.00pm, alternating between Chichester and Horsham. ...
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