A mass trespass is taking place in Cirencester Park this weekend in protest of a plan to charge £4 for entry, after more than three centuries of free access
A mass trespass is taking place in Cirencester Park this weekend in protest of a plan to charge £4 for entry, after more than three centuries of free accessThree centuries. That is how long we members of the public have enjoyed unfettered access to Cirencester Park in Gloucestershire – a 3,000-acre swathe of land similar in size to
Protesters are set to stage a trespass this weekend, to oppose the shutting out of so many people. If you don’t live in Cirencester, you may wonder why this should concern you. But this growing trend of charging for previously accessible outdoor space by private landowners should worry us all. around Loch Lomond’s east coast –- the nearest place for Glaswegians to access the outdoors – being banned for a “temporary trial period”.
Within days, its landowners offered to let people camp again, but for a fee. Thankfully, the decision was overturned in the High Court on appeal, although the Darwalls are now taking it to the Supreme Court.
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