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Natural England acknowledges challenges in maintaining King's England Coast Path
Natural England states that maintaining the entire 2,689-mile King Charles III England Coast Path is challenging due to landslips, erosion, landowner disagreements, and seasonal wildlife protections. Issues include inaccessible sections in Dorset and a gap at Southampton Water where the Hythe Ferry has been suspended.
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9 tagscoastal pathlandslipserosionlandowner agreementswildlife protectionpublic footpathtourismSouthampton WaterHythe Ferry
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1 evidence itemsKeeping open all of King's coastal path will be a challenge, says Natural England
News · 1Apr 20, 2026, 1:10 PMOpen original source
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Keeping open all of King's coastal path will be a challenge, says Natural England
Apr 20, 2026, 1:10 PM
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