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Appeal a call up into the reserve forces - request exemption if you're called out into service or ask for exemption for an employee if their request's been turned down
You can appeal to the Reserve Forces Appeal Tribunals (RFAT) if: you’re in…
Write a letter called a ‘notice of appeal’ to the Secretary of Tribunals.…
You’ll be told straight away when your appeal has been received. You’ll…
You (or your legal representative) will present your case to the tribunal.…
You cannot appeal if you lose the case. In exceptional circumstances, you…
The tribunal must follow the rules and process in: the Reserve Forces…
Find nature reserves, national parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and green spaces
Find out where the public access rules have been relaxed so that you can ride a horse or cycle on an NNR in England.
Appeal to the Reserve Forces Appeal Tribunals (RFAT) if you're a reservist, or you employ a reservist, and your claim for financial assistance has been turned down.
How local authorities can select a site, and then declare and manage it as a local nature reserve (LNR).
Find out more about the reserves, where they are, who manages them and what special features or opportunities they offer.
Find out what you should do if you are leaving or have recently left the armed forces.
Find protected areas, check if your business or home is near one and what environmental restrictions apply.
Annual statistics on the strength of UK reserve forces, including regular and volunteer reserves.
Police reserves each year from March 2011 to March 2021.
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