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3896 the London Gazette, 28 June, 1957 3896 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 28 JUNE, 1957 Road.1 (used! as pmbliic path (C'R.F.) S.E. end of Sutton-at-Hone Parish. 'Holland! Way N.E. to Borough boundary. F.P. A.2I25 S.E. of junction with Church Road F.P. Coownances on flank of 139, Gates Green W. to connect with footpath which joins Ship Road, and lead's N.E. to' Borough- boundary N.W. Lane E. otf Wood Street. o'f (Hast Hill. F.P. Manorway footpath from Birch-wood F.P. The New 'Beckeniham Subway. Corner to jLeydenhatch Lane opposite School. F.P. Bridge Road' to N. end' of IMonivea Road. West Kingsdown Parish. BROMLEY BOROUGH. B.R. Junction of Maplescomibe Lane and Botson F.'P. Extension to Mead Way of F.P. 33' which Hill, S.W. to form with No. -2 a continuous route leads from Cameron 'Road. to East Hill. F.P. Tiger Lane S.W. to FJP. 23. F.P. iRodlway iRoadl .to Palace [Road. DOVER RURAL DISTRICT. P.P. Canon Roadi to Nightingale Lane. Denton Parish. FJP. From F.P. 23' N.W. to Sandfordl Road. F.P. IS.E. corner of Knoll Wood S. and W. F.P. Diagonally across Queens Garden Recrea- •to join added footpath in Elham Parish leading to tion Groumdi from N.W. to SJE. 1 county road E. of Reeds Carvett. F.P. Great Elm® 'Road to Wellington Road. DARTFORD BOROUGH. (BLHAM RURAL DISTRICT. Road used asi public (path (CR.B.) Junction of Elham Parish. Princes Road and Darenth Road S. to Powder Mill FJP. County road S.E. of 'Dane Farm E. to (Lane. Parish boundary at Covert Wood. SFJP. County road IN.E. of Charcoal Farm N.E. HYTHE BOROUGH. to Parish 'boundary at Covert Wood. F.P. From> IS. termination of No. 641 across B.R. From INo. 37 near E. tip of Thomas Acre Romney, Hythe andl Dymchoirch (Railway to Wood TST.N.E. to Parish boundary. Palmarsh 'Avenue. FJP. County road E. of Wingmore E. to Parish •boundary. CHISLEHURST AND SIDCUP URBAN DISTRICT. FJP. County road E. of Reeds Carvett iNJE. to F.P. Extension of F.P. 122' to join Green Lane join added path in Denton IParish i(Dover Rural . N. off Mead1 IRoad. District) leading to S.E. corner of Knoll Wood. FJP. Between Walsingham Road and Croxley Elmsted Parish. Green. (FJP. Hill (Street W. to connect with Class 1H CRAYFORD URBAN DISTRICT. road. IRoad used as ipu/blic path (C.R.F.) From North- Hawkinge Parish. end' iRoadi E. to Clo'udesley IRoad1. IB.R. Chalk ILane from IN.E. tip of Coombe Wood S. and SJE. to Coombe (Lane NJE. of ORPINGTON URBAN DISTRICT. Coombe iFarm. FJP. MountfieM Way N. and W. to High Street, Lympne Parish. St. Mary Cray. F.P. Felstead! .Road1 N.E. .to Court Road. •FJP. Short section from London-Folkstone- F.P. Warren Drive S.W. to Warren Road. Dover Road, A 20, at Elm Farm S. to provide FJP. Church .Road, Chelsfield, S.S.W. to Seven- (No. 17 with an outlet. oaks IRoad. Stelling and Stelling Minnis Parishes. F.P. Extension of F.P. 230 iN. to join Jail Lane opposite the School. FJP. County road N. of Fryarne Farm. E. Road -used as public ipath (C.R.F.) Snag Lane •through Fryarne Park Wood to county road S.E. from lA.211 near Green Street Green SW. to near of South Lodge Farm. Snag Farm. Swingfield Parish. F.P. From Mace Lane near Mace Farm S.E. to F.P. County road at iBoyington Court S.E. to No. I18G' a<t (N. end of Newyears Wood. B.R.27 N.W. of Everden Farm. F.P. From 'New Barn 'Lane S. of New Barn S. to junction of iNos. 246 and 265, E. of Buckhoirst Farm. THIRD' SCHEDULE. Variation of Routes DARTFORD (RURAL DISTRICT. BECKENHAM BOROUGH. Ash Parish. (No. 39. F.P. DSTear (Elmers End Station to pro- FJP. (Leaves the E. side oif F.P. 1 N.N.E. of ceed S.E. from W. boundary of OJS.217 to join Crooked! Billet and! meets the road between West 1 FJP.'40 instead of proceeding E. ito join such path. Yoke amd Westyoke .Farm opposite the road leading No. 70. OFJP. (From Windermere Road to pro- to Johnson's iFann. ceed S.E. to join Addington Road 'between Nos. F.P. (Leaves F.P. 9 IN.E. of North Ash, passes 24 and 126 instead of approx. 30 ft. S.W. thereof. through the northern edge of Nine Horse Wood 1 iNp. 87. F.P. From Spring Park to proceed to and conjtdnues to join F.P. 20 at Hanfley Boititom. Addington Road diagonally across field instead of F.P. White Cottage S. to join iF.P. 21 from along SJE. and S.W. boundaries of field. Hartley Bottom iN. of Idleigh Court. F.P. N.E. of Pettings joining F.P. 34 with BROMLEY BOROUGH. FJP. ll'41B Ridley. 7 /No. 17 Kpart) now INo. 18 (part).. To turn.' N. F.P. From road at Johnson ® Farm N. to join from railway to join- E. end of Ridley road instead other footpaths in Redliibbets Wood. of proceeding further along railway before turn- Darenth Parish. ing N. to join Ridley Road. iNos. 17 and IS now No. 17. To lead S.W. F.P. W. termination of F.P. '2 near Green across footbridge over railway to IN.W. end of Street Green School and proceeding adjacent to Aylesbury Road, thence along rear of Nos. 43-48, B.260 to join such road immediately W. of Stanley Aylesbury Road, to Borough boundary NJE. of Cottages. Queen Anne Avenue. Eynsford Parish. FOLKESTONE BOROUGH. Road used as puiblic path (C.R.F.) Known as iNo. 15 West. FJP. Instead of leaving Crete Till Avenue and proceeds from A.225 N. towards Road W. of Caesar"s Camp (bungalow and skirt- Farningham Village (mow in iParni'ngham Parish). ing the GSr.W. top of the cliff, to leave Crete Road Hartley Parish. (E. of the bungalow and to proceed -down and across the cliff face ito the foot and "N. and W. of ,F.P. Granige Hil E. of Church Road E. and the reservoirs to a junction with No. 13. EJS.E. to unclassified road near Goldsmiths. FOLKESTONE BOROUGH. Stone Parish. FJP. Elizabeth Street S. and E. to Stone Place HYTHE BOROUGH. Road. Folkestone F.P.23 West and Hythe F.3P.6. West F.P. From last-mentioned F.P. between Nos. 8 of St. Martin's Churchyard, instead of running W. and 9, Church Hill Cottages, S., E. and S. to Stone to Underbill Road, to proceed N.W.; S.W.; N.W. Place Road by Baker's shop. and W. to such road..
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