at the end of the day all land is owned, so if you go onto someone else's land in England or Wales (excepting a few special cases) without permission you are in the wrong.
it doesn't matter if you think the landowner should or shouldn't be doing.
The landowner is in the right and therefore holds the cards.
there's no point in complaining if you decide to break the law.
It's like a house burglar complaining he was cut on the window glass when he broke it!
it doesn't matter if you think the landowner should or shouldn't be doing.
The landowner is in the right and therefore holds the cards.
there's no point in complaining if you decide to break the law.
It's like a house burglar complaining he was cut on the window glass when he broke it!