General public 'do not care' about the countryside code

The launch of the Countryside Code Stakeholder Survey 2025 has led farmers to express their concerns about the awareness the public have of the code

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The Countryside Code Stakeholder Survey 2025 was launched by Natural England and Natural Resources Wales on August 6 and will run until September 12. The survey aims to find out how people have...

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