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Brighton & Hove Local Access Forum

Introduction

The Brighton & Hove Local Access Forum (LAF) is a statutory body whose purpose is to give advice to the council and Natural England on managing and improving access to the countryside.

The members of the LAF represent interests including farming, walking, horse riding, people with disabilities, youth, health, tourism, landscape and conservation.

The sixth annual report is available to view online or download: Brighton & Hove Local Access Forum Annual Report Nov 2008 - Nov 2009.

2010 meeting dates:

  • 6.30pm, Thursday 14th October 2010 (AGM)
  • 7pm, Thursday 9th December 2010

Meetings are all held in Committee Room 3 at Hove Town Hall and all are public meetings (please arrive well before the start time).

2010 meeting minutes (previous meeting minutes are also available):

Draft 22.7.10 meeting minutes

13.5.10 meeting minutes

  • Appendix 1 - Chairman's report
  • Appendix 2 - Rights of Way working group, April 2010
  • Appendix 3 - Missing Links

    • 4.02.10 meeting minutes

    Previous meeting minutes are also available

    Find out more about Brighton & Hove Local Access Forum

    Find out more about the South Downs Local Access Forum

    Find out more about Brighton & Hove Rights of Way Improvement Plan


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