Rights of way improvement plans and increased access to the countryside in England: some key issues concerning supply

Craig Mulder Sport Industry Research Centre, Sheffield Science Park, Sheffield, UK; Hampshire County Council, Winchester, Hampshire, UK

Simon Shibli And Sport Industry Research Centre, Sheffield Science Park, Sheffield, UK; Hampshire County Council, Winchester, Hampshire, UK

Jo Hale Sport Industry Research Centre, Sheffield Science Park, Sheffield, UK; Hampshire County Council, Winchester, Hampshire, UK

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