Time Running out for Labour to Act for Access

The Open Spaces Society, Britain’s oldest national conservation body and friends of the DPA, urge Labour to live up to its tradition of legislating for public access and countryside protection. The society’s general secretary, Kate Ashbrook, writes about this in her ‘Opinion’, ‘Deed, not words’, in the latest issue of Open Space, published on the…

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Open Spaces Society Respond to Government Land Use Plan

The Open Spaces Society, Britain’s oldest national conservation body, call for the Government Land-Use Plan to include public access. They have criticized the government’s proposed Land-Use Framework for failing to address public access. Tom Usher, CEO of the DPA stands beside the OSS, stating: ‘At the DPA we fully support the OSS 6-point recommendations. The new…

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