Proposals for the King Charles III England Coast Path segment from Amble to Bamburgh stir discussion among commentators
Improved Access to the Coast Between Amble and Bamburgh: Deadline Passed for Comments
The deadline for comments on Natural England's proposals for improved access to the coast between Amble and Bamburgh has now passed. On July 31, 2019, these proposals were submitted to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.
Natural England's proposals aim to enhance public access to this beautiful stretch of coastline. The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Thérèse Coffey, will make a final decision about the reports based on all representations and objections received.
To help understand the proposals and the affected areas, an index map has been provided. You can find the report for a specific length of coast by referring to this map. The overview report, which includes background information, is also mentioned in the article.
If you wish to make representations or objections regarding these proposals, guidance on how to do so can be found within the article. The guidance includes information on how to make effective representations or objections.
It is important to note that no further opportunity to comment or object on these proposals exists. The deadline for comments was midnight on Wednesday, September 25, 2019.
All representations and objections received will be considered before the Secretary of State makes a final decision about the reports. After the deadline, no further representations or objections can be made on these proposals.
For more detailed information about the proposals and the corresponding reports, we encourage you to open the reports provided.
We hope this article has been helpful in informing you about Natural England's proposals for improved access to the coast between Amble and Bamburgh. The proposals are currently under consideration, and we await the Secretary of State's decision.
