I FIND it difficult to believe that anyone would want to risk causing more misery and loss of animals by opening up public footpaths alongside farmland (Julia Leedham-Green, Letters, March 22).
What is a path closure but a minor irritation when compared to the suffering and misery going on in the countryside at present?
Having intimate knowledge of the path behind Sandbourne Drive in Bewdley I can confirm that there is livestock and wildlife on adjacent land.
To the people who choose to ignore the closed sign - it does apply to you and is there for a purpose.
J COOK
Sandbourne Drive
Bewdley
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