England's Coastline Journey: Maldon to Salcott under King Charles III's Advocacy
The King Charles III England Coast Path (KCIIIECP) has officially opened to the public, providing a new avenue for coastal exploration along the Maldon-Salcott stretch. This development marks a significant addition to the public's access to the English coastline. The KCIIIECP route along this stretch of coast and the adjoining coastal margin was first detailed in Natural England's original report, which was submitted to the Secretary of State. The report, approved on 25 January 2018, outlined the route's significance as a crucial component of the approved England Coast Path. Following the approval, the Environment Agency granted the release allowing the KCIIIECP to provide access along the coastline stretch from Maldon to Salcott and adjacent coastal margins. The decision to open the KCIIIECP stretch was made by order of the Secretary of State. On 30 June 2021, the KCIIIECP stretch from Maldon to Salcott was officially opened, making it an official part of the England Coast Path. This 42.7 km (26.5 miles) stretch now falls under the jurisdiction of coastal access rights, ensuring the public's right to enjoy the coastline. The original report by Natural England, which was approved on the same date in 2018, shows the route of the KCIIIECP along this stretch of coast and the adjoining coastal margin. The maps in the report provide detailed information about the KCIIIECP route, which is now open to the public. The opening of the KCIIIECP stretch makes it accessible for public use. This new path offers a unique opportunity for locals and tourists alike to explore the beautiful English coastline. The route from Maldon to Salcott can be viewed on the National Trails website. The KCIIIECP stretch from Maldon to Salcott is a significant addition to the public's access to the English coast. It was a significant part of the original proposal for the England Coast Path and was approved by the Secretary of State, signifying its legal status as part of the England Coast Path. In conclusion, the opening of the KCIIIECP stretch from Maldon to Salcott provides a new and exciting way for the public to explore the English coastline. With its beautiful scenery and rich history, this stretch of the England Coast Path is sure to be a popular destination for many years to come.
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