THE first annual report of an organisation which helps ensure public rights of way has been published.
It sets out work done by the Yorkshire Dales Local Access Forum, which advises the national park authority on the rights of access to open countryside, due to start next year.
Forum vice-chairman Ben Heyes said: "The rights of way network is invaluable, not only in the role it plays in attracting customers to support our rural businesses and communities, but also because of the opportunities it provides for people to get out and about in the fresh air and enjoy the countryside."
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