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Scandal at Breaky Bottom
30th June, 2010
The grass down land above Breaky Bottom vineyard, in the Downs above Rodmell (at Grid reference TQ405055) is one of the areas that people were given access to under the Countryside and Rights of Way Act (the right to roam). It ought to be one of the places you can relax and take in the secluded downland scenery, away from roads, trains and all the other distractions of modern life. It is what is known as unimproved down land, which means that it has not been improved for cultivation and is close to its natural state. The site is shown in cream on the map, to the south of the footpath (shown in green).
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New Ramblers Guide Means Everyone Can Get Out into the Sussex Countryside
23rd April, 2010
Some people need to use electric buggies. Many more find stiles or rough ground difficult. But now scenes like this view of spring on the downs
above Falmer can be accessed by many more people.
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Earl De La Warr Estate Takes On Villagers... And Loses
8th February, 2010
Ramblers and residents of Withyham, East Sussex are celebrating today as a blocked footpath across the 11th Earl de la Warr's Buckhurst Estate has been declared a public right of way following a 10 year dispute.
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Sussex Ramblers Give Christmas Cobwebs the Boot with a Festival of Winter Walks
20th December, 2009
Ramblers Festival of Winter Walks 26 Dec to 03 Jan - OVER 30 WALKS IN SUSSEX
This Christmas the Sussex will host over seasonal strolls as part of Britain's biggest walking fiesta; the Ramblers Festival of Winter Walks.
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Ramblers Secure Coastal Access for All
12th November, 2009
The entire Sussex coastline will permanently opened up to the public for the first time, as the Marine and Coastal Act passed into law today, following years or campaigning by the Ramblers.
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