So this Right to Roam law allows anyone freedom to walk across your lawn whenever they feel like it? Hmm, living in Canada in a fair sized city this seems strange to me. Having never been to Scotland, I don't really know what the land is like but is it mostly countryside? If the place she lives is a historical building or heritage site then people should be allowed to visit the grounds, sort of like a park, maybe.
Perp Reviewed by Perp on . Rich bitch wins exclusive rights to inordinately large plot Can't beleive this, I hope this is overturned within the next 28 days. BBC NEWS | Scotland | Tayside and Central | Tycoon wins access law exemption Rating: 5