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<p>If you are particularly interested in voluntary work to protect equestrian rights of way, please contact the Access and Bridleways Officer for [http://www.bhs.org.uk/bhs-in-your-area your county].</p>
<p>If you are particularly interested in voluntary work to protect equestrian rights of way, please contact the Access and Bridleways Officer for [http://www.bhs.org.uk/bhs-in-your-area your county].</p>
<h2>Access and Bridleways Officers</h2>
<h2>Access and Bridleways Officers</h2>
<strong><p>If you are an Access and Bridleways Officer, please log in at the top right, or [[Special:UserLogin|here]].</p></strong>
<strong><p>If you are a BHS Access and Bridleways Officer, please log in at the top right, or [[Special:UserLogin|here]].</strong></p>
<p>If you are not an Access and Bridleways Officer but are working on equestrian access, perhaps in an bridleways group or BHS affiliated Equestrian Access Group, then a login may be available.</p>
<p>If you have lost your login or not yet been issued with one, contact [mailto:g.coop@bhs.org.uk Geri Coop]. </p>
<p>If you have lost your login or not yet been issued with one, contact [mailto:g.coop@bhs.org.uk Geri Coop]. </p>
<h3>After logging in</h3>
<h3>After logging in</h3>
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<li>Click on any of the categories for a list of pages in that subject area</li>
<li>Click on any of the categories for a list of pages in that subject area</li>
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<h4>Categories</h4>
<p>Not all pages are categorised.  The category is a 'tag' which best describes the content of the page. Many pages defy categorisation or are one-offs. Categories here are the primary ones and may be added to or revised as the wiki grows. </p>
<h3>Searching</h3>
<h3>Searching</h3>
<p>In the search tool on the left, put any word or phrase in the box.  It doesn't matter if you click Go or Search (they work slightly differently but the end result is usually the same).  It will look for pages containing all the words you enter so if you don't get the results you expect, try using less key words, or search for one key word, then another.</p>
<p>In the search tool on the left, put any word or phrase in the box.  It doesn't matter if you click Go or Search (they work differently but will give the result you need).  It will first look for pages with that name, then for pages containing all the words you enter so if you don't get the results you expect, try using less key words, or search for one key word, then another.</p>
<h3>Problems and Suggestions</h3>
<h3>Problems and Suggestions</h3>
<p>If you have any difficulty on the site, please don't hesitate to contact [mailto:g.coop@bhs.org.uk Geri Coop] for help.</p>
<p>If you have any difficulty on the site, please don't hesitate to contact [mailto:g.coop@bhs.org.uk Geri Coop] for help.</p>
<p>It is expected that this resource for ABOs will grow.  If you have any suggestions for new topics or have any material you think would be useful to others if it was here, then please send to [mailto:g.coop@bhs.org.uk Geri Coop].</p>
<p>It is expected that this resource for ABOs will grow.  If you have any suggestions for new topics or have any material you think would be useful to others if it was here, then please send to [mailto:g.coop@bhs.org.uk Geri Coop].</p>
<p>We hope that you find this resource useful and look forward to your suggestions on how it can be extended and improved to help you.</p>
<p>We hope that you find this resource useful and look forward to your suggestions on how it can be extended and improved to help you.</p>

Revision as of 05:06, 10 November 2014

This wiki is provided by the British Horse Society as an information resource for its Access and Bridleways Officers, its highly valued volunteers protecting the rights of riders and carriage-drivers throughout Britain on highways.

Please see British Horse Society for information about the work of the Society, access and bridleways. The Society always welcomes help – you can join the Society, donate occasionally or regularly or volunteer to help in many different capacities.

If you are particularly interested in voluntary work to protect equestrian rights of way, please contact the Access and Bridleways Officer for your county.

Access and Bridleways Officers

If you are a BHS Access and Bridleways Officer, please log in at the top right, or here.

If you are not an Access and Bridleways Officer but are working on equestrian access, perhaps in an bridleways group or BHS affiliated Equestrian Access Group, then a login may be available.

If you have lost your login or not yet been issued with one, contact Geri Coop.

After logging in

After logging in, you will see this same page but the links to the left will be live. Look left and:

  • Click All Pages for a list of all pages on the site
  • Search for a key word or topic to find a list of pages where that word or phrase appears
  • Click on any of the categories for a list of pages in that subject area

Categories

Not all pages are categorised. The category is a 'tag' which best describes the content of the page. Many pages defy categorisation or are one-offs. Categories here are the primary ones and may be added to or revised as the wiki grows.

Searching

In the search tool on the left, put any word or phrase in the box. It doesn't matter if you click Go or Search (they work differently but will give the result you need). It will first look for pages with that name, then for pages containing all the words you enter so if you don't get the results you expect, try using less key words, or search for one key word, then another.

Problems and Suggestions

If you have any difficulty on the site, please don't hesitate to contact Geri Coop for help.

It is expected that this resource for ABOs will grow. If you have any suggestions for new topics or have any material you think would be useful to others if it was here, then please send to Geri Coop.

We hope that you find this resource useful and look forward to your suggestions on how it can be extended and improved to help you.