Projects: Countryside Access | Coastal Access in Selected European Countries | This study (click for summary) identifies the contexts, traditions, legislation and management arrangements for access to/along the coasts of 8 European countries. As previous European studies by this consultancy, it provided evidence for national access policy debates and recommendations.
| | North West Coastal Trail – Concept Feasibility Study; Implementation Strategy | The Feasibility Study for a multi-use Coastal Trail from Chester to Carlisle identified policy and environmental contexts, routes, infrastructure requirements, user markets and organisational structures. The Implementation Strategy recommended investigations, project management and implementation programmes, funding sources and organisational structures.
| | Inverurie Paths Study and Strategy | This access and pilot core paths strategy for Inverurie and surrounding countryside and settlements included proposals for improving, managing and promoting multi-use paths, cycleways and quiet roads, based on surveys and community consultations.
| | Bathgate Hills - Quiet Roads Feasibility Study | | Assessments and recommendations for quiet roads in the vicinity of Bathgate Hills Country Park, where priority would be given to non-motorised users. |
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Other projects include: | Sefton Coast : Access Strategy Cairngorms Paths Projects Fife Cycling Visits Strategy Great North Forest - Strategic Access Routes Loch Leven Heritage Project: Link Path from Kinross to Vane Farm Reserve
Feasibility Study Round the Forth National Cycle Route and Associated Routes in West Lothian
Feasibility Study Access to the Northern Ireland Countryside for Walking, Cycling and Riding. Review of Provision for Woodland Recreation and Access. |
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