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Countryside for All Good Practice Guide
A Good Practice Guide to Countryside Access for Disabled People
Extended CD Edition: 2005
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Since
its publication in 1997 nearly 3,000 copies of the 1st edition BT Countryside
for All Good Practice guide have been distributed.
The Fieldfare Trust
has now produced a new Countryside for All Good Practice Guide CD-ROM which has
extended the scope of this CD by adding new sections. Additional information for
countryside access managers is provided in new Guidelines on how to achieve least
restrictive access, how to deliver accessible countryside path networks and how
to survey and audit paths in relation to the needs of disabled people, Guidance
on the implications of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 for countryside
service providers is also provided.
The Accessibility Standards remain
a bench mark for good practice in meeting the needs of disabled people seeking
access to the countryside. The standards provide a way for countryside access
managers to develop and manage accessible paths in all countryside environments.
The guidelines can support good practice in a wide range of other services for
disabled countryside visitors.
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Countryside
for All
Standards
and Guidelines
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| Accessibility
Standards | Networking
Guidelines |
Information
Guidelines | | |
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Transport
Guidelines | Interpretation
Guidelines | Events
Management
Guidelines |
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NEW!!
Countryside Path Network Guidelines | NEW!!
Least
Restrictive Access Guidelines | NEW!!
Guidance on the Implications of the DDA 1995 on Countryside Service Providers | NEW!!
Accessbility
Survey and Access Audit Guidelines | | |
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Foreword | | An
introduction from Ian Ash, chair of the Countryside for All National Advisory
Committee, details of the Guide changes and tips on using the CD-ROM | | |
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Accessibility
Standards | | The
nationally agreed standards for access for disabled people | | |
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Networking
Guidelines
| | How to include disabled people in countryside planning
and management activities, and how disabled people can get involved in countryside
work | |
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Information
Guidelines
| | How to inform disabled people about countryside access,
activities and programmes in ways that are relevant and accessible | |
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transport to get out into the countryside and ways in which disabled people, people
who provide countryside services, and those who provide transport can improve
access for everybody | |
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Interpretation
Guidelines | | How to develop and design interpretive facilities that
are inclusive and accessible to disabled people | |
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Events
Management Guidelines | | Guidance on staging mainstream or targeted events which are fully
accessible to disabled people | |
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Least Restrictive Access Guidelines | | Helping
you to see the levels of accessibility that are acceptable for most disabled people | | |
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NEW!!
Countryside
Path Network Guidelines | | Guidelines
to assist you as a countryside access manager to make informed decisions about
accessibility across countryside path networks. | | |
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NEW!!
Accessibility Surveys & Access Audit Guidelines | | To
help you to carry out survey and audits to enable you to know what level of accessibility
already exists on your countryside paths | | |
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NEW!!
Guidelines
on the Implication of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 on Countryside Service
Providers | | These
guidelines examine the main aspects of the Code of Practice, Rights of Access,
Good Facilities and Services (the Code) relating to Part III of the Act. | | |
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Information
Sheets
| | Dimensions and design information to help you create Countryside
for All | |
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points about the CD edition include: | | |
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are links, thumbnails and bookmarks available to help you find your way around
the Guide, from one section to another and relevant websites. | | |
| • | The
contact details of many of the organisations mentioned in the texts have been
updated. | | |
| • | Additional
photographs to illustrate practical examples of countryside provision have been
included. | | |
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content of the Guide is derived from extensive practical work undertaken within
the BT Countryside for All project between 1993 and 1997. Disabled people were
involved in more than 30 local projects to help compile these sections. Additional
consultation was undertaken through the BT Countryside for All National Advisory
Group and with a wide range of local and national countryside and disability organisations. | | |
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Information Sheets in the 1st edition provided technical information on the dimensions
relevant to countryside access for disabled people, together with examples of
various types of countryside furniture. The design examples have been omitted
from the CD edition as there are now other guides available that give more detailed
construction specifications for many kinds of countryside furniture | | |
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copyright of all material in the Guide is held by the Fieldfare Trust.
Copyright
of the whole or any part of the CD by electronic or other means is an infringement
of the copyright and may be subject to prosecution. No person or persons may copy
the whole or parts of the CD without prior written permission of the Fieldfare
Trust. The CD has been protected against text and graphic extraction but can be
printed for the personal use of purchasers. | | |
The
following organisations welcome the approach of the Countryside for All Good Practice
Guide and recognise its content as a valuable addition to the information and
advice that is currently available on good practice on countryside access for
disabled people.
  
These
organisations also accept the BT Countryside for All Accessibility Standards as
the basis for achieving good practice in the provision of countryside access for
disabled people. The standards should be achieved wherever possible.
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