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Assessing Demand in Relation to Countryside Access

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• Contents Page (79 Kb)
• Acknowledgements (25 Kb)
• Executive Summary (8 Kb)
• Introduction (12 Kb)
• Part I (1,892 Kb) The National Perspective; The Local Perspective; Qualitative assessment (Discussion Groups); Quantitative demand assessment
• Part II (306 Kb) Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000; Local Access Forums; Related policies and strategies; Use of countryside access demand data; Information analysis and conclusions
• Figure 1 (32 Kb) Pattern of demand characteristics for countryside facilities
• References (11 Kb) Appendices:
• Appendix A (388 Kb) Summarised details of national and local research studies
• Appendix B (457 Kb) East Lancashire Countryside Recreation Research Project 1999
• Appendix C (2,129 Kb) East Lancashire Park: SRB6 Bid application document
• Appendix D (95 Kb) Quantitative assessment: Questionnaire format

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