06/04/2012
Wales will open a path running along its entire coast next month, but England is only one stretch of path closer to complete coastal access. The Government defends its progress.
Wales will open a path running along its entire coast next month, but England is only one stretch of path closer to complete coastal access. The Lib Dems and Labour say progress in England has been disappointing, but the Environment Minister Richard Benyon tells Caz Graham that he inherited an over-complicated system from the previous government. He denies that the England coastal path project has been kicked into the long grass. Also in the programme, job losses at the RSPCA.
Presenter: Caz Graham Producer: Sarah Swadling.
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