"Orban Wallace’s film about the @righttoroam.bsky.social movement shows us a campaigning group with a simple, reasonable aim: to give walkers in England & Wales the same rights that people have in Scotland" A glowing 4-star review of OUR LAND from Peter Bradshaw www.theguardian.com/film/2026/ma...

I had a small part in writing OUR LAND, Orban Wallace’s brilliant new film about land access in England, feat. @guyshrubsole.bsky.social et al. “We’ve found that [with access] people really do care for the land…We all belong to the land, it doesn’t belong to us.” www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Momentum building for Scottish-style access rights in England, says film OUR LAND, an amazing new film that interviews both landowners & members of the @righttoroam.bsky.social campaign, is out in cinemas from 8th May. Be sure to see it - and tell your MP to go! www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Pleased to see the @righttoroam.bsky.social cited in its ancillary function as Witchcraft incubator. www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026...

Free Tickets available at The Savoy, Corby, Wed 6th at 6pm.

I'm really excited to see this, and tickets are still available at a lot of venues nationwide 👇🏽

Join us tomorrow at the Mockingbird Cinema in Digbeth for a screening of Our Land, and a Q+A with @righttoroam.bsky.social West Midlands, starts 7pm

what a weekend at the hayfield kinder trespass celebrations! the kind that reminds me exactly why we’re fighting for equal justice on our land, and my general feeling of hope has definitely been helped along by the glorious weather

As a landowner who works with farmers who are all trying to balance income, access, rewilding, etc I always love people trying to genuinely discuss these complicated topics without getting stuck into Culture Wars. Ask me anything if you’re curious, or google Our Land to see if it’s coming to you.

The new Our Land feature documentary about @righttoroam.bsky.social is absolutely amazing, you should go and see it as soon as it’s out. Bristol Watershed in May, with other screenings elsewhere over the next month or two. Solid Q&A covering all the complicated chat you don’t get online.

an excellent evening in Sheffield last night watching a preview screening & Q&A of ‘Our Land’, Orban Wallace’s new film on @righttoroam.bsky.social and the land access movement; if you’ve ever enjoyed a walk you MUST go see it when it’s released in cinemas

Been enjoying @righttoroam.bsky.social posts on IG and so often the replies are: “So can we just rock up at your property whenever we want?” I pointed out my friends at R2R don’t own land. If they did, they’d open it up. Also are homes and giant woodlands the same in any way at all? 🙃 Muppets.

Over 110 independent cinemas will be showing FREE SCREENINGS of Our Land: a feature documentary about Right to Roam's campaign to defend and extend access to nature. The initiative is via Escapes, a BFI-backed scheme to widen access to cinema. Screenings: May 5th - 6th

Delighted to go on BBC Politics South yesterday and talk about the @righttoroam.bsky.social amongst other things. Sweden has had this law of “public access to land” for decades, Scotland introduced it in 2003, its time we did the same in England.

Behind unhinged cases like this: the law of trespass. A legal fiction which invents an antagonism. It need not exist. We need to move away from a system which encourages landowners to fantasise they're under attack simply because of the presence of another human. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Our Land Screening on Tue 9th June, Verdant Taproom, Penryn. OUR LAND takes us to the heart of the ‘Right to Roam’ movement as it embarks on a provocative trail of mass trespass, campaigning and education www.tickettailor.com/events/verda...

Brilliant weeknight premiere of Our Land, a beautiful, compelling (& funny) film, + a passionate, lively, thought-provoking panel on @righttoroam.bsky.social ft @guyshrubsole.bsky.social Nadia Shaikh, dir Orban Wallace & landowners Francis Fulford & Hugh Lillingstone, chaired by Hannah MacInnes. 1/2

Sold out screening of Our Land at Curzon Soho this week. With a feisty Q&A to boot. The distance between ourselves and Hugh Inge-Innes-Lillingston of the Thorpe Estate: a trifling acre or two. The distance to Francis Fulford of Great Fulford: an ocean, a continent, an intergalactic space voyage.

Very special evening at a screening of the sublime new Our Land film about the @righttoroam.bsky.social campaign, with a moving and spicy panel debate with the film’s director & protagonists, including the wonderful @guyshrubsole.bsky.social & Nadia Shaikh www.iamcharlie.co/productions/...

Introducing the 1st in the BFoE Season of Film on the 27th April, Our Land! This film explores debates between land & power “a journey over the walls that divide us.” This will be followed by a Q&A with @righttoroam.bsky.social Get your tickets www.mockingbirdcinema.com you won’t want to miss it!🍿

Our 'Trees'passes have kicked off over the weekend, for a month of action orchestrated by our local groups. Starting with Suffolk and Bristol, and are carrying on through April, with a focus on our inaccessible trees.

🌊Right 4 Lea Our River🌊Pilgrimage We'll be walking from the source to the mouth of the #RiverLea commencing our journey to establish river rights! Join us for any or every stretch of the nine-day pilgrimage from 25 April - 3 May for FREE: www.ticketsource.com/save-lea-mar...

MASSIVE numbers on the Together march against the far right today. Right to Roam has been marching with the Folk Against Fascism bloc - Morris dancers reclaiming rural English traditions from the far right The countryside is for everyone!

Released in UK & Irish cinemas on 8th May, Orban Wallace’s 'Our Land' follows the @righttoroam.bsky.social movement, asking the timely question: who has the right to roam in the English countryside? www.caughtbytheriver.net/2026/03/our-...

By no means the end of the astonishing inequity in English land ownership, but a big old step change in transparency (and let’s hope, accountability) and the toppling of a significant obstacle to nature protection and restoration. Simply incredible work by @guyshrubsole.bsky.social

OUR LAND focuses on the Right to Roam movement as it embarks on a provocative trail of mass trespass, campaigning & education. Catch a special preview screening + Q&A with Philip Le Marquand & Jo Aris of @righttoroam.bsky.social, Tyneside Cinema, Wed 29/04 6pm. tynesidecinema.co.uk/event/our-la...

VICTORY! Government to open up the Land Registry - bringing to an end a thousand years of secrecy shrouding who owns England. I’ve been campaigning for this for ten years: the new Land Use Framework, published later today, makes it government policy. 1/ www.theguardian.com/environment/...

This is a great news story. But it's also an interesting access story; revealing of how we talk, and think, about access rights. Nightjar are an 'amber' list species. They're ground nesters. And they roost in the sorts of habitats which often overlap with existing access land in England and Wales.

Never a day goes by when we are not grateful for the #ScottishOutdoorAccessCode which enables people to roam and enjoy Scotland's woods, trees and landscapes. Access to nature is crucial for physical & mental health. buff.ly/YKbrtc2 @guyshrubsole.bsky.social

REVEALED: Nearly three-quarters of England's woods are inaccessible to the public, according to official stats @righttoroam.bsky.social local groups are organising upcoming trespasses to woods to show how pheasant shoots & private logging firms prevent access: www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Guy Shrubsole said “It’s appalling that three-quarters of all the woodland in England is inaccessible. Everyone loves trees, but thousands of woods are off-limits simply because of corporate logging interests or due to a landowner using their woods for pheasant shooting.” @righttoroam.bsky.social 🌳

If you go down to the woods today, you're in for a big surprise... most of them are closed off to the public. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

It’s live! The @cynghrairalwylltio.cymru has launched and Right to Roam are proud to be one of the core organisations supporting its call for a wilder Wales. We’ll be advocating a vision of rewilding which opens access, builds community, and drives ecological recovery from below.

Very happy to be representing @righttoroam.bsky.social as a member of this new rewilding alliance, and to have authored its launch report: The Welsh Way to Wild. 1) Read the report and sign up to the mailing list at: rewildingalliance.cymru 2) Give the alliance a follow: @cynghrairalwylltio.cymru

Welcome to the Welsh Rewilding Alliance 🌱 We’re building the power and momentum needed to deliver rewilding in Wales, by Wales, for Wales. Sign up to our newsletter to join the movement — link in our bio. #Rewilding #WelshRewildingAlliance #Cymru

The government must know this line is nonsense. Yet still keep repeating it. Nine river walks & three forests won't change the postcode lottery on access to nature. Even where these initiatives are happening they're so far only upgrading the existing infrastructure, not creating new access at all.

Today 25 of us went trespassing along the River Dart near Buckfast. In just 5km we walked through woodlands and along riverbanks owned by 4 different landowners who don't want the public on their land (including the monks at Buckfast Abbey). It's time for a right to roam! @righttoroam.bsky.social

"The quiet revolution that both books will further charge is of potentially planet-changing importance." Super-proud of this joint review of my book The Lie of the Land and @righttoroam.bsky.social's Wild Service, in the Journal of Historical Geography (£): www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

A den is a childish statement of belonging, but let’s not mistake childish for trivial. Den making is the instinctive behaviour of homemaking: collecting materials from the world around, as you work out what can be borrowed, salvaged and adapted into shelter. Nearly everyone has built a den.

OUR LAND A film about the Right to Roam campaign. Preview screenings from March - April. Cinemas nationwide from May. Trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=est-... Screenings: www.metfilmstudio.com/distribution...

This spring sees the release of a documentary about the fight to defend and extend access to nature in England and Wales. OUR LAND, directed by Orban Wallace and shot by Gallivant Film, follows the Right to Roam campaign as we trespass estates and challenge removal of rights on Dartmoor and beyond.

We are delighted to be part of this exhibition at @themerl.bsky.social, with the fight for Dartmoor's right to Wild Camp and the resurection of Old Crockern. On 14th February - 24th of May, not one to miss!

We're also marking the launch of Radical Rural, a gallery trail championing many more voices who champion and care for rural England today. From summoning the folk spirits of England's woods and tors, to meticulously mapping the data of who really owns England. merl.reading.ac.uk/whats-on/rad...

This May sees the release of Our Land - a feature length documentary film about the Right to Roam campaign, directed by Orban Wallace. www.youtube.com/watch?v=est-...

Exciting news: this May sees the national release of OUR LAND. A beautiful documentary feature film about the @righttoroam.bsky.social campaign, directed by Orban Wallace. Trailer here 👇 www.youtube.com/watch?v=est-...

Rope swings are inevitable: if nature and climate have conspired together to create a tree whose bows offer the perfect height for a swing, in a location looking over a river or steep slope, at some point in time one will appear.

Good web conference on recreational disturbance issues in the outdoors today. Lots of common ground, still some philosophical gulfs to bridge. A few takeaways. -the reason many of our protected SSSIs exist is *because* the land was originally protected for access. That's why the two often overlap.

Wherever there’s a sacred spring, there’s a good chance a clootie tree existed next to it. For centuries people have visited healing waters and tied a rag (‘clootie’) belonging to a sick loved one to the branches of a nearby tree. When the rag disintegrates, it’s hoped the loved one will be healed.

How to trespass: It often doesn’t come naturally - we’re conditioned to stick to paths, obey signs, and respect boundaries. We’re going back to basics to share core principles for roaming respectfully and interacting with the world around you with care.

Imagine a community where the outdoors isn’t a privilege, but a shared part of life. When everyone can wander, watch, and wonder in nature, we don’t just learn to love it, we learn to protect it together. Why do you support a Right to Roam, and what does it mean to you? forms.gle/VXK8GSD416SK...