Disability groups say countryside access has improved but more work remains
By
Fiona Callow
10h ago· 4 min readenNews
Summary
This article discusses the challenges disabled people face when accessing natural landscapes and the countryside, particularly in the Yorkshire Dales. It highlights the work of campaigners like Pippa Stacey who are advocating for greater inclusivity in rural areas. While progress has been made in improving accessibility, disability groups emphasize that more work remains to be done to make the countryside truly accessible for everyone.
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bskyDisability groups say countryside access has improved but more work remainsbbc.co.ukKey quotes
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The Yorkshire countryside is a hugely popular draw for visitors annually, especially in the summer months.
Campaigners and charities say access has improved - but more can be done to open up the countryside.
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