Public rights of way: Farmers advised to 'protect' land as trespassing surges

Farmers and landowners are being advised to protect their land from unwanted public rights of way (PROW) claims, following a spike in trespassing reports due to Covid-19.

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Public rights of way: Farmers advised to 'protect' land as trespassing surges

Farmers and landowners are being advised to protect their land from unwanted public rights of way (PROW) claims, following a spike in trespassing reports due to Covid-19. With a surge in the number...

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