East Yorkshire and Derwent Area Ramblers

Ravenscar 30th Dec 2012 2The Marine and Coastal Access (MCA) Act 2009 Act places a duty on Natural England [NE] to use its powers to secure a long distance walking route around the English coast (the trail) and an accessible margin of land in association with the route, where people will be able to spread out, explore, rest or picnic (spreading room).

A team of volunteers from our Area surveyed the coastline from Ravenscar to the Humber Bridge and produced a report with proposals.This was submitted to Natural England

Natural England completed their surveying work and produced a set of proposals for the section from Easington to Filey Brigg that were subject of public consultation [closing date 28th April 2018]. These were submitted to The Secretary of State who in August 2020 approved the roll out of the section. To read the proposals click HERE

Subject to Covid restrictions, physical and technical work has commenced to implement the necessary work.

Click HEREto see the revised map  for the section between Easington and Filey Brigg.

England Coast path Updates - May 2021

Work continues to roll out the Coast Path in our region. To read updates click England Coast Path

Coast Path Updates - May 2021

NE Coast Path

Coast Path - Humber Bridge to Easington - Update May 2021

Natural England has published their report outlining proposals for this section.It will now be subject of consultations.To read their reports click HERE.

Coast Path - Easington to Filey Brigg - Update 18th August 2020

Volunteers from our Area surveyed the route in great detail and in 2013 submitted proposals in a 135-page report to Natural England. This was broadly supported in NE's subsequent consultation report. In Annex B of the Notice, the "SoS welcomes [our] representation and thanks The Ramblers Association for their input during development of proposals."

To read Natural England's proposals click HERE

 

English Coast Path Signs

20170401 141652Way mark posts on the coastal sections of the Cleveland Way now indicate it is part of 'The English Coast Path'