What the Ramblers want to be
This eight point charter, also adopted by the Ramblers' General Council in 1996, sets out what the association is striving to be.
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An independent, voluntary organisation which is widely recognised and respected as the authoritative voice for all walkers in Britain, from local strollers to mountain walkers. |
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An organisation which is supported by hundreds of thousands of members, with that membership reflecting a true cross-section of the people of Britain. |
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An organisation which, on all matters of concern to walkers in Britain, is an effective opinion former, with a high degree of influence over all relevant decision makers, including local, national and European governments: landowners and managers; and those supplying goods and services to walkers. |
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An organisation with an extensive network of hundreds of local Groups, each one pursuing the Ramblers' objectives; and with all members in Britain having in their locality a Ramblers' Group whose walks, campaigning and other activities they can regularly take part in, if they wish to do so. |
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An organisation which where necessary, takes action to enforce the rights of the public. |
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A democratic organisation in which members have control over the association's policy, and in which there is a high degree of volunteer involvement at all levels. |
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A source of authoritative advice, information and educational material on all matters concerning walking in, and public access on foot to, the countryside of Britain.
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An organisation within which there is excellent communication between all levels, and between those levels and the general membership. |
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