""We can't get the tractor into the fields and it is very stressful for the family. We're not looking for trouble, just to carry on as we always have. Do we have a legal right of way?""
""I live on a smallholding that has been in our family for three generations. My husband and I farm sheep and have always accessed our back fields via a gravel lane that runs along the edge of our neighbour's land.""
The article presents a family facing stress due to access issues for their farming activities. Theyâve utilized a gravel lane along a neighborâs property for generations to reach their back fields. The family seeks legal clarity on their right of way, indicating a longstanding relationship with the land and traditional farming practices. As agricultural livelihoods depend on reliable access, navigating such legal questions becomes critical to maintaining their farming operations and family heritage.
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