Campaigners hail move to ditch 2031 cut-off date for recording historic paths

The Government said it would repeal the deadline when parliamentary time allows.

Once recorded as rights of way and added to the definitive map, paths are protected under the law for people to use — Once recorded as rights of way and added to the definitive map, paths are protected under the law for people to use (Jacob King/PA)

By Emily Beament, PA Environment Correspondent

December 26, 2024 at 0:01am GMT

Campaigners hail move to ditch 2031 cut-off date for recording historic paths

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