Bridleway: The Secretary of State for the Environment last night approved the Pennine Bridleway - Britain's longest - having accepted all modifications proposed by the Countryside Commission, it was disclosed in a written reply. The Department of the Environent said: "Walkers, horse riders and cyclists will be able to enjoy previously inaccessible countryside. The bridleway is expected to bring significant economic benefits to local people."
BUSINESS TODAY - Commons: the House sits at 10am for the first time on a Wednesday under reforms of its hours, for these backbench debates: repayment of Pergau dam cash to overseas aid budget, Legal Aid, York carriage works, treatment of Nigel Dedman by Essex police, appointments to health authorities and trusts; Finance Bill, Committee. Lords: Debates on Prison Service and accidents at sea; Human Rights Bill, Second Reading.
Join our commenting forum
Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies
Join our commenting forum
Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies
Comments