I think what you have to watch out for is the legal right of way footpaths and bridleways that go across the private lands, as no doubt you are all aware that a new map is being constructed and those that are not registered as footpaths and bridleways by 2026, will lose the right of way on these paths.
Just as the rich and powerful find ways of avoiding paying taxes, they will find ways of destroying peoples rights.
It is about time people demanded the right to roam, once the parks stop paying these landowners, through lack of funds etc, we will all be paying to roam, and lets face it, landowners can ask for such a high fee that we will be priced out of our National Parks.
credit where it is due, didn't the DNPA arrange this deal with the landowners quickly. less than a week after the court decision, and they haven't even been given the funds by DEFRA yet......??????