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The Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003 places a duty on local authorities to produce a Core Paths Plan within 3 years of the Act coming into effect (by 9 February 2008). The Plan will show a system of routes known as core paths that are "sufficient for the purpose of providing reasonable access throughout their area."
The North Lanarkshire Draft Core Paths Plan has been produced following two rounds of extensive consultations with land managers, national organisations, local communities and people of all ages and abilities who go walking, cycling, horse riding and canoeing within North Lanarkshire.
The plan is divided into the following key elements:
You can also view a paper copy of the plan at your nearest council office or library or you can download or request a copy of the plan by clicking on the request box on the right hand side of this page.
The closing date for comments and objections on the plan is the 3 May 2008.
During the consultation period six public events, which will include a presentation and a question and answer session about the Draft Core Paths Plan, will be held at:
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Plains Community Centre |
14 February |
6.30pm |
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MacAuley Centre, Condorrat |
21 February |
6.30pm |
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John Doyle Community Centre, Newharthill
St. Brigid's Primary School, Newmains |
13 March
18 March |
6.30pm
6.30pm |
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Jim Foley Community Centre, Craigneuk |
20 March |
6.30pm |
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Jerviston Community Centre |
3 April |
6.30pm |
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Old Monkland Community Centre, Coatbridge |
24 April |
6.30pm |
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