Welcome to IPROW
The Institute of Public Rights of Way and Access Management is the professional body which represents individuals employed in the management of public rights of way and other access in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, principally as local government officers.
Its members cover the whole of the field of access work, from countryside rangers putting in gates to enforcement officers, path inspectors, strategic access developers and solicitors, as well as those maintaining the definitive map and making public path orders.
IPROW's latest news
New guidance on use of S.147
New guidance on use of S.147
IPROW has launched new procedural guidance for members on authorising and improving stiles, gates and other barriers on public paths under sections 147 and 147ZA of the Highways Act 1980. The information note advises members on how local authorities should respond to proposals for authorising new structures on agricultural land, and how to take forward upgrades to existing lawful structures (such as converting stiles to kissing gates).
MoD art installation for public awareness
An art display of soldiers is the latest part of a public safety campaign to protect the public from harm and limit disruption to military training. This is important when MOD land has public access but “can go from calm to combat at a moment’s notice”. Read more …
Defra on ROW Reform: timetable update
Defra on ROW reform: Timetable update
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From Paul Davison, Defra Lead: