2003 legislation | The Battle for Scotland’s Countryside
Over 100 years after James Bryce put forward a bill for "right to roam", Scotland passed the legislation in 2003. It was first contested in 2006 by a wealthy land owner who was concerned about privacy.
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- Clip length: 5'12''
- Broadcast year: 2022
Curriculum Connection
- PSHE | People, place and environment
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- Provider: BBC
- Channel: BBC Scotland
- Programme: The Battle for Scotland's Countryside
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