Changes to proposed England Coast Path route at Shanklin Chine, discussed by King Charles III during visit to Isle of Wight
The deadline for public comments on the proposed changes to the King Charles III England Coast Path at Shanklin Chine, a part of the Isle of Wight stretch, has passed. The public had until midnight on Wednesday 4 October 2023 to submit their representations and objections regarding the changes proposed by Natural England.
The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is the recipient of the report submitted by Natural England, outlining the modifications to the proposed route. The Secretary of State will review all representations and objections received.
Once the review is complete, the objections made on the proposals will be passed to an independent planning inspector. The inspector will make a recommendation to the Secretary of State about each objection, influencing the final decision.
The Secretary of State's decision about the proposed changes to the King Charles III England Coast Path at Shanklin Chine will be final and binding. It is expected that the decision will be made by autumn 2025.
The proposals were altered due to environmental and access concerns. The changes were submitted by Natural England to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs on 9 August 2023.
The King Charles III England Coast Path, a coastal path being proposed in England, is set to have changes made to its route at Shanklin Chine. The public can find guidance on how to make representations and objections about the proposed changes on the relevant authorities' websites.
It is important to note that after the deadline, no further representations or objections can be made on the proposals. The public is encouraged to stay informed about the progress of the decision-making process.
Once the independent planning inspector has made their recommendations, the Secretary of State will consider them before making their final decision. The Secretary of State's decision will be based on the review of all representations and objections.
The King Charles III England Coast Path, a significant addition to England's outdoor recreational offerings, is expected to provide a unique and enjoyable experience for visitors and locals alike. The proposed changes at Shanklin Chine aim to ensure the path is accessible and environmentally friendly, enhancing its overall appeal.
Stay tuned for updates on the decision regarding the proposed changes to the King Charles III England Coast Path at Shanklin Chine.
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