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Definitive Statement Hailey 236 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 BR From opposite the School on the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022) leading SW across New Road to Priest Hill Lane, SW of the sewage works. 2 BR From the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022), N of St. 20ft Inclosure Award John's Church, leading SW and NW to Priest Hill Lane, SW of BR 1. 3 FP From the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022), opposite St. John's Church, leading NE past FPs 4 and 5 at Hunters Close Farm and NE across FP 6 and the E end of FP 7, following Breach Lane, then NE and E to Hatfield Pits Lane at property 'Hickrall'. 4 FP From FP 3 (Breach Lane) and FP 5, 50m NE of the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022) leading NE to FP 6. (This path runs near to FP 3). 5 FP From FP 3 (Breach Lane) and FP 4, 50m NE of the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022), leading E and NE to FP 6, NW of the Riding School. 6 FP From Poffley End Lane, leading NW past FP 5 and across FP 3 (Breach Lane) and the N end of FP 4 to Delly End Green. 7 FP From the E corner of Delly Green, opposite the entrance to the Manor House, leading ESE to FP 3 (Breach Lane), S of Breach Farm. 8 FP From the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022) SE of the Wesleyan Chapel leading E and SE to Chapel Lane. 9 FP From Poffley End Lane opposite Chapel Lane leading SE to FP 10. 10 FP From Swanhill Lane (BR 12), at Poffley End, leading S past the end of FP 9 to FP 11 at its junction with RUPP 29 (Downhill Lane) at Downhill Farm, continuing S to Witney FP 1 at the Witney Town boundary, E of the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022). Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Hailey To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Hailey 236 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 11 FP From the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022), S of Witherbridge Cross, leading SE to FP 10 and RUPP 29 (Downhill Lane), W of Downhill Farm. 12 BR From Poffley End Lane leading SE along Swanhill Lane, passing FP10, to Swanhill Farm, then SW and SE along Water Lane to the E end of BR30 (Downhill Lane), then SE and E to FP13, NW of Merryfield Farm. 13 FP From BR 12, E of Downhill Farm, leading SSE past Middlefield Farm to New Yatt Road at the Witney Town boundary, opposite Early Road. 15 FP From New Yatt Road, NE of Keepers Cottage, leading Statement amended by Modification SSW for approximately 172m adjacent to, and on the W Order confirmed 26.2.99 (section of side of, the boundary of property known as 'Keepers path leading SW past Keepers Cottage', then WSW passing the SE boundary of Job's Copse, then NW for approximately 10m to its junction with Hatfield Pits Lane, SW of Job's Copse and NE of 18 FP From Wood Lane, NE of the Manor House, Delly End, Diversion Order confirmed Diversion Order confirmed 1.5.85. leading NE across FP 19 then NW to Turley Lane and 1.5.85 provided a NE to St.John's Lane (RUPP 25) at the crossroads minimum width of 1.5m between Turley Lane, St. John's Lane (RUPP 25) and over diverted section. Blackbird Assarts Lane, NW of Gigley Farm. 19 FP From Whitings Lane (North Leigh Lane), SW of Gigley Farm, leading NW across FP 18 to Turley Lane, then NW and N to St.John's Lane (RUPP 25) at the NE corner of St.John's Wood. 20 RUPP From the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022) at Whiteoak Formerly described as CRB. Green, leading SE along Wood Lane to the SW end of Turley Lane, Delly End. 21 FP From the Crawley to Witney road, NW of Burycroft Farm, Path is a cul-de-sac at New Mill. leading SW to New Mill on the River Windrush. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Hailey To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Hailey 236 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 22 FP From Witney FP 30 at the Witney Town boundary, SE of Part 6ft Inclosure Award 1) Part deleted by Parish boundary Willow Farm, leading NW to FP 28 at Willow Farm and changes 1.4.85 : part now Witney NW to New Mill Lane (Private Road). (The Boundary FP30. 2) Path is a cul-de-sac at New Commission changes of 1.4.85 transferred part of Hailey Mill Lane (not highway). FP 22 into Witney where it was renumbered as part of Witney FP 30). 24 FP From opposite Kite Lane (North Leigh BR 40) at New 3ft Inclosure Award Yatt, leading S along the North Leigh Parish boundary to North Leigh FP 24 at the North Leigh Parish boundary. 25 RUPP From the crossroads at Turley Lane, Blackbird Assarts Formerly described as CRB. Lane and St. John's Lane, near the N end of FP 18, leading NW along St. John's Lane, passing the N end of FP 19, to the Charlbury to Witney road (B4022) at the point where the B4022 crosses Akeman Street at New Found Out Farm, at the Ramsden and Crawley Parish 26 FP From North Leigh FPs 27 and 32 at the North Leigh Parish boundary, S of New Yatt Farm, leading NNW along the North Leigh Parish boundary to Northleigh Lane, E of Taylors Copse. 27 BR From the Witney to Hailey road (B4022) at Foxburrow Lane leading SW to the Witney to Crawley road, opposite 28 FP From the Witney to Crawley road, opposite _BR 27 (Milking Lane) leading S to FP 22 at Willow Farm. 29 RUPP From the Witney to Hailey road (B4022) at Highcroft BR section now numbered as BR30. Farm, leading E past FPs 10 and 11 to BR 30 at Downhill Formerly described as CRB. 30 BR From RUPP29 at Downhill Farm leading generally E to Formerly BR section of CRB29. BR12, E of Downhill Farm. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Hailey To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Hampton Gay and Poyle 237 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 FP From Bletchingdon Road at the Bletchingdon Parish boundary, opposite the junctions of Bletchingdon FPs 28 and 29, leading W to FP5 then SW to the Manor Farm road at Hampton Gay, NW of Madam Hinde’s Spinney. 2 FP From Bletchingdon FP28 leading ESE to Bletchingdon Part renumbered as Bletchingdon FP25 at the Bletchingdon Parish boundary. FP28 (Cherwell (Parishes) Order 3 FP From Bletchingdon FP29 leading SE along the Part renumbered as Bletchingdon Bletchingdon Parish boundary to join BR6 at the FP29 (Cherwell (Parishes) Order Bletchingdon Parish boundary, at its junction with 4 FP From Bletchingdon Road, NE of Knapp's Acre and opposite Village Farm, leading SSW past the SE end of FP 10 to Church Lane at St. Mary's Church, Hampton 5 FP From FP 1 leading W to Bletchingdon FP 3 at the Bletchington Parish boundary, SE of Greenhill Farm. 6 BR From the Oxford Road, S of FP 8, leading generally N, crossing FP 8 and the E end of FP 14, to the Bletchingdon Parish boundary at the junction of FP 3 and Bletchingdon BR 19, SW of Frogsnest Farm. 7 FP From Church Lane, Hampton Poyle, leading SW to FP 7A at the footbridge over the River Cherwell, at its junction with Kidlington FPs 19 and 20 at the Kidlington Parish 7 a FP From Church Lane at St. Mary's Church, Hampton Poyle, leading S over a footbridge to FP 7 at a second footbridge over the River Cherwell at its junction with Kidlington FPs 19 and 20 at the Kidlington Parish 8 FP From the Oxford Road, N of BR 6, leading SE across BR A43 Oxford-Market Deeping (Peartree 6 to the NW boundary of the A34. Hill to Weston-on-the- Green section Side Roads) Order 1986. 9 FP From the SE side of the Bicester Road leading SE to the A43 Oxford-Market Deeping (Peartree W side of the A34 then S along the W boundary of the Hill to Weston-on-the- Green section A34 then E following the River Cherwell, passing under Side Roads) Order 1986. the A34, then NE to Islip FP 2 at the Islip Parish Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Hampton Gay and Poyle To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Hampton Gay and Poyle 237 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 10 FP From FP 4, N of St. Mary's Church, Hampton Poyle, leading generally NW past the SE end of FP 11 to FP 12, S of Hampton Gay and W of Manor Farm. 11 FP From FP 10, N of St. Mary's Church, Hampton Poyle, leading NW and NE to the Hampton Gay road E of Madam Hindes's Spinney. 12 FP From Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp FP14, at the The Diversion Order Diversion Order confirmed 16.8.2005. Shipton-on-Cherwell and Thrupp Parish boundary, confirmed 16.8.05 leading SE over the River Cherwell, then NE under the provided a minimum width railway as diverted and SE to FP13, then continuing from of 1.5 m over the diverted the SE end of FP13 to the road at Manor Farm, Hampton section.
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