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Who is England for? | The Right to Roam

You’re only able to walk on 8% of land in England. And you can’t swim in most rivers. People don’t have access to nature where they live, and where you can freely walk is concentrated to national parks and other beauty spots. But does this mean farmers and landowners need to give up control of their land and property? We see the fight against entrance fees in Cirencester Park, and the people who are pushing back against feeling closed off from their local communities. But we also hear from those who don’t want people walking across their farmland and scaring their animals. Scotland’s had the Right to Roam since 2005: could England have it next? Featuring Right to Roam’s co-director Jon Moses, farmer Bizza Walters, Open Spaces Society’s Kate Ashbrook and more. Highly commended for the Hugh Cuidlipp journalism prize. By: Jacob Perkins Music: Luke Harrison Camera: Heather Storer