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Policy

What the Nature Restoration Fund means for National Trails in England
We assess the opportunities and risks of the new Nature Restoration Fund for National Trails in England.

Unlocking the potential of Scotland’s Designated Long Distance Routes
With elections taking place in Scotland this year, National Trails UK has worked alongside those who manage and maintain the designated Long Distance Routes to develop a manifesto setting out three key changes needed to ensure Scotland’s LDRs can deliver far greater benefits for more people.
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What the Environmental Improvement Plan means for National Trails
The 2025 EIP highlights National Trails but gaps remain in access, training and statutory recognition.

What the Autumn budget means for National Trails: Reflections from NTUK’s Chief Executive, Polly Martin
How the Autumn Budget impacts National Trails and the opportunities and challenges it creates for funding and protection.

What Natural England’s new strategy means for National Trails
Following the release of the new Natural England Corporate Strategy, Polly Martin, CEO of National Trails UK, looks through what this strategy means for National Trails; what opportunities it might bring, what challenges we might need to mitigate, and how it could shape the wider sector.
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NTUK responds to APPG Call for Evidence
Read our response to the first call for evidence from the APPG for Outdoor Recreation and Access to Nature.

National Trails UK calls for National Trails funding uplift
NTUK puts forward the first submission to the Treasury, showing the clear business case for National Trails funding to be increased.

Coastal Margin & National Trails in Local Nature Recovery Strategies (England)
A summary of why coastal margin and National Trails should be recognised within the 38 Local Nature Recovery Strategies they intersect.
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