OK. Not quite sure how that relates to my reply to @Pattree but good for those with access. Plenty don’t and there are organisations campaigning for increased access for all users of the countryside.
Quite a few organisations are campaigning for improved, increased and better access to the countryside. It seems only folk on this forum are happy with the meagre amount they have!
https://www.ramblers.org.uk/news/were-campaigning-expand-freedom-roam...
I’ve made 4 with plans from Selway Fisher. I just had the plans and cut the ply and stitched it together and used resin and tape. It’s not too difficult if you can use a saw and can puzzle out how to do things from a DIY perspective.
I still have the plans and also ones for a motor canoe that I...
These items may only be sent using the Royal Mail Tracked Age Verification service (this service is only available through Royal Mail Click & Drop
That’s what I read. You can only send using the click & drop service. Looking at the website it looks like you can use the service as a guest or...
I read the EDC threads but personally don’t have any EDC items on me day to day, including any sort of knife or Multitool. That’s not from a legality viewpoint, rather a not needing one.
I don’t use a wallet and pay for everything with my watch and that has my loyalty cards on it also. So...
which also has one or more of the features specified in paragraph 1A and which is not a weapon that falls under paragraph 1(s);”
(3) After paragraph 1, insert—
“1A.—(1) For the purposes of paragraph 1(sa), the specified features are—
(a)a serrated cutting edge (other than a serrated cutting...
It’s very specific; it’s used as part of the description of zombie knifes and not all knifes in general. The zombie knife also has to have other features as detailed in the wording.
sa)the weapon sometimes known as a “zombie-style knife” or “zombie-style machete”, being a bladed article with—
(i)a plain cutting edge;
(ii)a sharp pointed end; and
(iii)a blade of over 8 inches in length (the length of the blade being the straight-line distance from the top of the handle to...
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