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Encouraging good practice is often best illustrated through the showcasing of successful solutions. The following case studies provide good examples of what can be achieved using a broad range of path construction techniques and materials and including green infrastructure projects. If you have been working on an exciting access project, and would like to share with others as an example of good practice, then please get in touch using the Contact SATIN page
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active travel
Argyll and Bute Council
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Boardwalks
bridges
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Cairngorms National Park
Central Scotland Green Network Trust
Communities Along the Carron Association
construction materials
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design guide
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equestrian access
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Falkirk
Falkirk Council Development Services
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Lochgilphead
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path construction
path surfaces
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recycled material
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school travel
shared use path
surfacing
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traffic free paths
transport planning and engineering
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upland pathwork
Use of KBI Flexi™-Pave on Trans Pennine Trail
An innovative solution to dealing with surface water erosion on steep gradients using a surface that incorporates recycled car tyres, stone and a polyurethane bonding agent to form a highly flexible and porous paving product.
Use of KBI Flexi™-Pave on Trans Pennine Trail
An innovative solution to dealing with surface water erosion on steep gradients using a surface that incorporates recycled car tyres, stone and a polyurethane bonding agent to form a highly flexible and porous paving product.
Use of KBI Flexi™-Pave on Trans Pennine Trail
An innovative solution to dealing with surface water erosion on steep gradients using a surface that incorporates recycled car tyres, stone and a polyurethane bonding agent to form a highly flexible and porous paving product.
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