Maintain/improve countryside access		The condition of public rights of way is improved or maintained		Arable land is left with a rough surface following operations such as ploughing, discing or tine cultivation
				Cross-field paths are not reinstated after they are disturbed by agricultural activities
				Public rights of way, and related structures, are not maintained
				Reinstate cross-field paths where they are disturbed by agricultural activities such as ploughing
				Maintain public rights of way, including structures such as stiles and gates
		Create new access points
		Provide signs and positive information about where people can go
		Block public rights of way
		Participate in farm open days
		Minimise risks to public from livestock		Do not to run a bull with cows in open countryside or in fields crossed by routes to open countryside
				Aggressive cows are not identified and/or removed from grazing in popular access areas
				Bulls are run with cows in open countryside or in fields crossed by routes to open countryside
				Use signs to raise the awareness of visitors to any general risks they may face in the vicinity of livestock
				Identify particularly aggressive cows and avoid grazing them in popular access areas
		Improve access for disabled people
		Proactively engage with local authorities/community on access issues