Access & Bridleways Officer (England & Wales)
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We strive to protect, extend, and promote safe off-road access for all equestrians. We believe that everyone should be able to access and enjoy a safe route or space to ride or carriage drive.
The network of routes and spaces to ride across the UK is historic, extensive, fragmented and ever evolving; therefore, it is essential that we have local equestrian representation. It is imperative that threats to access are resolved, and when opportunities for new access arise, we work to ensure these are explored and supported.
If you are passionate about equestrian access and want to make a lasting difference in your area, this could be the volunteer opportunity for you.
2026 Historical Researcher (England & Wales)
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On 1 January 2026 historic routes in England that have not been properly recorded will be lost to the public forever. We are looking for people to volunteer their time to help us identify and register these routes before it is too late.
NB: The 2026 cut off date has now been extended to 2031.
Access Representative (Scotland)
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We seek to defend equestrian access to the countryside across Scotland.
As an Access Representative you would undertake a range of activities to meet the access priorities identified in your area of Scotland. This could be responding to access queries from local riders, raising awareness of access priorities in your locality or working with Local Access Forums and Local Authorities.
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If you want to join our growing volunteers community and help to make a difference to horses and equestrians in your local area, please submit an your details via our application by following the link below:
