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Regional NewsShowing the 8 most recent of 8. Show all.  CLA’s mixed welcome for reported shelving of coastal pathWith the news that the majority of the plans for a coastal path under the Marine Bill have been shelved due to budget constraints, the CLA has reiterated that the legislation is “unnecessary” – but pointed out that the reported partial shelving of the... [In_Your_Area/North East/Regional News] - [2 August 2010] CLA Wins Further Breakthrough on Coastal AccessLand and property owners in the North East will be encouraged after news of another major breakthrough in the CLA’s coastal access campaign - the announcement that parks and gardens are to be excluded from the Marine and Coastal Access Bill. [In_Your_Area/North East/Regional News] - [10 July 2009] Government concedes on coastal access appeal thanks to CLA lobbyingThe CLA today welcomed the Government’s concession that coastal landowners must have the right to appeal against the imposition of the coastal footpath across their land. The concession came when The Marine and Coastal Access Bill, which is set to... [In_Your_Area/North East/Regional News] - [22 April 2009] CLA incensed with Government’s ‘unjust’ refusal to accept parliamentary committees’ coastal access views The CLA has slammed the Government’s refusal to accept two parliamentary committees’ views on coastal access – denying landowners the chance to appeal against the new right of public access being imposed over their land. The Government rejected the... [In_Your_Area/North East/Regional News] - [26 September 2008]  Efra Committee backs the CLA’s demands on flawed coastal access proposals The House of Commons’ Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee has backed the CLA’s demands on the flawed coastal access plans in the draft Marine Bill. [In_Your_Area/North East/Regional News] - [22 July 2008]  CLA attacks coastal access plans in draft Marine BillThe CLA has hit out at proposals in the Government’s draft Marine Bill for trying to provide coastal access but ignoring the losses country businesses would face and the increased risk of legal actions against them. The organisation says the plans would... [In_Your_Area/North East/Regional News] - [3 April 2008]  CLA SURVEY: 79% of NORTHERNERS THINK THERE IS ENOUGH PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE COASTCLA SURVEY: 79% of NORTHERNERS THINK THERE IS ENOUGH PUBLIC ACCESS TO THE COAST As Britain's coastal resorts and businesses prepare for the August Bank Holiday weekend, results from a CLA-commissioned survey released today (Tuesday 22 August) reveal... [In_Your_Area/North East/Regional News] - [22 August 2006]  CLA Wins Delay in Coastal Access ConsultationThe news that Defra Minister, Barry Gardiner, has postponed publication of a consultation document on coastal access until 2007 has been welcomed as a "decision based on common sense" by the Country Land & Business Association. [In_Your_Area/North East/Regional News] - [19 July 2006] |
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