I've seen forums, on Facebook etc., promoting ...

2011-12-29T00:22:02.974Z

I've seen forums, on Facebook etc., promoting similar to that Alan, but they have never amounted to anything. There have been mass trespasses in the past, but not heard of any since the decision. I believe plenty of people still visit, anyway.

As to the law, I'm also not up with how it works, but it's a pretty secure site and to access means climbing the perimeter wall, so dislodging any part of that wall could be construed as criminal damage.

Scouring the web, it seems the common consensus is that the only solution is for England and Wales to get access legislation similar to Scotland. If anyone knows different, I'd be interested to find out.

I wonder what would happen if we just went and cam...

2011-12-28T23:29:54.805Z

I wonder what would happen if we just went and camped under the tor? Arrive mid afternoon, so the landowner would be well aware of our presence and not leave until 24 hours later.
To trespass, don't you need to damage stuff?
I'm not sure of the law here - does anyone know?

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I've seen forums, on Facebook etc., promoting ...

I wonder what would happen if we just went and cam...