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Parish and Path No Definitive Statements for the Parish of: Pamber ................................................................................................................................ 1 Penton Grafton .................................................................................................................... 7 Penton Mewsey ................................................................................................................. 10 Petersfield .......................................................................................................................... 12 Popham ............................................................................................................................. 17 Preston Candover .............................................................................................................. 18 Pamber Parish and Path No. Status Start Point (Grid ref End point (Grid ref Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations and description) and description) Pamber 1 Footpath 5964 5840 6051 5855 From Parish Boundary at Yewtree Close to junction with No. 4 north of Clapperhill Wootton St. Bridleway 4 Copse Lawrence 45 at Parish Boundary From plank footbridge at Parish Boundary through gap, along verge of arable field, over stile, crossing No. 2, through field gate, along verge of arable field, over bar fence and footbridge, then along grass path enclosed approximately 4 ft. wide between wire fences, and over footbridge and rails, along 4 ft. enclosed path on north face of Clapperhill Copse over footbridge and rails, along grass path enclosed approximately 4 ft. wide between fences, and over stile at junction with No. 4. Pamber 2 Footpath 6001 5889 5986 5821 From No. 4 at Wyeford Farm to Parish Boundary Bridleway 4 Monk Sherborne 12 at Parish Boundary From No. 4 southwestwards along gravel farm road through field gate, then along earth track approximately 10 ft. wide, enclosed between hedges to junction with No.1 then along grass track enclosed approximately 15 ft. wide between hedges to the Parish Boundary. Pamber 3 Footpath 5966 5922 5933 5843 From No. 4 at Charcoal Gulley to Parish Boundary Bridleway 4 Wootton St. Lawrence 728 at From No. 4 southwestwards along earth track approximately 15 ft. wide unenclosed Parish Boundary through Witch Lane Copse to the Parish Boundary. Pamber 4 Bridleway 6070 5852 5966 5922 From Road U.252 south of Wakeford‟s Farm to Parish Boundary at Charcoal Gully Road U252 Footpath 3 From U.252 through field gate, westwards and northwestwards along gravel road approximately 12 ft. wide enclosed between hedges to Wyeford Farm, through farm yard and through field gate, then along earth and gravel track enclosed between hedges, then unenclosed through woods to the Parish Boundary. 28 February 2012 Page 1 of 20 Pamber 5 Footpath 6119 5841 6098 5825 From Road A.340 north of College Farms P.H. to Parish Boundary at Church Gulley Road A340 Monk Sherborne 13 at Parish Boundary From A.340 over stile, southwestwards along 4 ft. wide grass track, unenclosed across arable field to field gate at Parish Boundary. Pamber 6 Footpath 6081 5935 6015 5948 From Road A.340 to Parish Boundary at Walker‟s Firs Road A340 Tadley 25 at Parish Boundary From A.340 through gateway, westwards along farm track enclosed approximately 15 ft. between hedges, then along track on headland of arable field, and along 12 ft. wide grass track unenclosed through Walker‟s Firs to the Parish Boundary. Pamber 7 Footpath 6083 6004 6041 6019 From Road A.340 opposite The Old House at Home P.H. to the Parish Boundary The path follows a diverted route between 6056 6012 and 6063 Road A340 Footpath 724 6003 From A.340 over wire fence, westwards along verge of pasture, over wire fence, then northwestwards along verge of arable field, through gap, and across arable field, over 1.83 metres wide between 6056 6012 and 6063 6003 plank footbridge, through gap, then southwestwards along farm track and over stile at Parish Boundary. Pamber 8 Footpath 6085 5956 6122 5967 From Road A.340 to Road U.255 at Pamber Green Road A340 New Road (U255) From Road A.340 through gap, northeastwards along 3 ft. wide gravel path enclosed between garden and hedge, through gap, crossing grass track No. 9, over bar fence, across pasture, over bar fence, across pasture, over bar fence, across pasture and over stile on to Road U.255. Pamber 9 Footpath 6099 5938 6103 5975 From No.10 to Road U.255 at Pamber Green Footpath 10 New Road (U255) From No.10 northwards along 4 ft. wide grass path on headland of arable field, through wicket gate, along grass path, through garden of cottage, through wicket gate, then along 8 ft. wide gravel track enclosed approximately 20 ft. wide between hedges to U.255. Pamber 10 Footpath 6082 5934 6151 5942 From Road A.340 north of Wigmore Farm to Road U.255 Road A340 New Road (U255) From A.340 over stile, eastwards along 3 ft. wide grass path, unenclosed between arable fields, over stile, and northwards and eastwards along headland of arable field, over bar fence, along verge of pasture, over bar fence, along headland of arable field, over rails, along verge of pasture, over bar fence, across corner of arable field, over bar fence, and 3 ft. wide footbridge, across pasture and through field gate, on to Road U.255. Pamber 11 Footpath 6195 5925 6192 5870 From Road U.255 at Rackett‟s Farm to Road C.32 New Road (U255) Bramley Road (C32) From U.255 southwards along 12 ft. wide earth track, enclosed between hedges, over 2 ft. wide footbridge beside ford, then along grass track approximately 10 ft. wide enclosed approximately 15 ft. wide between hedges to Road C.32. 28 February 2012 Page 2 of 20 Pamber 12 Footpath 6173 5858 6183 5890 From Road C.32 to junction with No. 11 Bramley Road Footpath 11 (C32) From C.32 over stile, northeastwards along verge of arable field and over bar fence at junction with No. 11. Pamber 13 Footpath 6216 5885 6244 5817 From Road C.32 north of Pamber Farm to Parish Boundary at Gulley Copse The path follows a diverted route between 6215 5880 and 6244 Bramley Road Sherborne St. John 5817 (C32) 16 at Parish From C.32 through gap, southwards along earth path unenclosed through small copse Boundary to drive of Pamber Farm, then eastwards over slip rails, along grass track enclosed 3 metres wide between 6215 5880 and 6206 5842; 1.8 metres approximately 20 ft. wide between hedges, then southeastwards across small pasture, wide between 6206 5842 and 6244 5817 through gateway then along grass track enclosed approximately 20 ft. wide between hedges to Stacey‟s Moor Copse, then across pasture, over wire fence, and 2 ft. wide footbridge at Parish Boundary. Pamber 14 Footpath 6284 5919 6320 6000 From Road C.32 opposite Boar‟s Bridge Cottages to Road U.255, Frog Lane Boars Bridge Frog Lane (U255) From C.32 over stile, across corner of arable field, then northeastwards along headland of arable field, over stile, and culvert, along earth track enclosed 12 ft. wide between fences, over stile, along verge of pasture, over stile at junction with No. 15 along headland of arable field, over bar fence, along verge of pasture through field gate, along verge of pasture, over bar fence and along grass track to junction with Road U.255. Pamber 15 Footpath 6230 5944 6309 5942 From Road C.90 at College Farm to Parish Boundary Silchester Road Bramley 1 at Parish (C90) Boundary From C.90 through wicket gate beside double entrance gates of College Farm then eastwards along 12 ft. wide concrete road between farm buildings and cottages, through field gate, along 12 ft. wide concrete road unenclosed across pasture, through field gate, and along earth track enclosed approximately 20 ft. wide between fences, over slip rails, along verge of pasture over stile at junction with No. 14 then along verge of pasture, and over stile at Parish Boundary. Pamber 17 Footpath 6219 5975 6252 5946 From Road C.90 near Plough Inn to junction with No. 15 Silchester Road Footpath 15 That part of the path which ran between 6220 5975 and 6253 Road C.90 From C.90 through field gate, eastwards along earth track through tree belt, then 5946 has been diverted and now runs between 6220 5975 and along earth path across arable field to old clay pit then southwards across arable field, 6252 5946. through gap and along earth path through Kinghern Copse over wire fence and along 2.0 metres wide between 6220 5975 and 6252 5946. verge of pasture to junction with No.15. Gate at 6245 5960. Pamber 18 Footpath 6195 5927 6209 5954 From Road U.255 at Rockett‟s Farm to junction with No. 24 New Road (U255) Footpath 24 From U.255 over bar fence, northeastwards across arable field and over slip rails to junction with No. 24. 28 February 2012 Page 3 of 20 Pamber 19 Footpath 6085 6003 6206 5954 From Road A.340 at Old House at Home P.H. to junction with No. 24 at Little London Road A340 Footpath 24 From A.340 southeastwards along gravel road approximately 10 ft. wide, enclosed between buildings, then between hedges, through gap, along headland of arable field, over bar fence, along verge of pasture, through gap, along verge of pasture, through gap, along verge of pasture , through gap, and across pasture, through gap, across pasture, over bar fence at junction with No. 20, then along verge of pasture on north side of hedge and over wire fence at junction with No. 24. Pamber 20 Footpath 6132 5963 6168 5972 From Road U.255 east of Pamber Green to junction with No. 21 New Road (U255) Footpath 21 From U.255 over bar fence beside field gate, northeastwards along verge of pasture, through gap, and over brick culvert, then southeastwards along verge of pasture, over bar fence, then across pasture and along verge, over bar fence at junction with No. 19, across pasture and over bar fence at junction with No. 21. Pamber 21 Footpath 6216 5972 6143 5994 From Road C.90 at Plough Inn to junction with No.
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