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ROW Definitive Statement Therfield Map North Herts Ref(s) Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 The Definitive Map & Statement of Public Rights of Way in Hertfordshire 2015 Statement 001 FP HCC 07 Commences from Royston - Baldock Road approx. 475 yards SW of "Horse and Groom" P.H. thence SE passing to E of Jockey House to join FP2 NW of Hitches Valley. Width Limitations 002 FP HCC 07 Commences from Royston - Baldock Road opposite "Horse and Groom" P.H. thence generally SE passing along E side of Thrift Farm past FP1 to Hitches Valley thence SE along E edge of Slipes Wood to join High Road opposite Tuthill Farm. Width Limitations 003 FP HCC 07 Commences from FP2 at Thrift Farm thence SE past FP4 to join Therfield - Royston Road S of Pantile Farm. Width Limitations 004 FP HCC 07 Commences from FP5 at Wing Hall thence NW W and SW to join FP3 at NE end of plantation. Width Limitations 005 FP HCC 03 HCC 07 Commences from Therfield - Royston Road opposite Pantile Farm thence W and NW to junction with FP4 at Wing Hall thence N along western edge of plantations to join Royston - Baldock Road NE of Litlington Road. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 1 Therfield Map North Herts Ref(s) 006 FP HCC 03 HCC 04 HCC 07 Commences from Therfield - Royston Road at NW corner of plantation on E side of road, thence NE across Golf Course and FP7 and continues NE for approx. 165m to N of the Tennis Courts and E for approx. 170m and then NE to join Royston - Baldock Road opposite Poor Law Institution. Width 3m between 5346 2404 and 5349 2406 Limitations None 007 FP HCC 03 HCC 04 Commences from Royston - Baldock Road opposite Ivy Farm thence SE across Rifle Range, FP's 6 and 11 to parish boundary at SW corner of allotments W of Wicker Hall. Width Limitations 009 FP HCC 04 Commences from Royston - Baldock Road at NE corner of parish opposite vicarage thence S along boundary to junction with FP10 thence SE across FP11 to join BR13 (Royston) at Briary Lane N of Wicker Hall. Width Limitations 010 FP HCC 04 Commences from FP9 at parish boundary S of Stake Piece Road thence E along boundary to join Briary Lane (BR13 Royston) at SE end of Stake Piece Road. Width Limitations 011 FP HCC 04 HCC 07 HCC 08 Commences from BR13 (Royston) S of Briary Lane - Stake Piece Road junction thence SW across FP's 9 and 7 skirting parish boundary to join BR13 (Royston) S of Rifle Range. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 2 Therfield Map North Herts Ref(s) 012 BR HCC 07 Commences from end of county road S of "The Park" thence E for approx 300 yards thence generally NE to join BR13 (Royston) at parish boundary. Width Limitations 013 FP HCC 07 Commences from parish boundary at junction with FP's 14 and 17 at SW corner of allotments thence NE across same to junction with FP15 and FP34 and thence NE across county road to join Royston Road N of The Elms. Width Limitations 014 FP HCC 07 Commences from Therfield - Kelshall Road approx. 200 yards W of Tuthill Farm thence SE along parish boundary past FP's 15 and 17 to junction with FP18 S of allotments. Width Limitations 015 FP HCC 07 Commences from FP14 at NW corner of allotments on parish boundary thence E to join FP34 at NE corner of allotments. Width Limitations 017 FP HCC 07 Commences from parish boundary at SW corner of allotments thence NE to entrance to St Mary's Churchyard thence generally S past FP's 19, 20, 21 and across FP22 and between two ponds to join Ducks Green at BOAT 36. Width Limitations 018 FP HCC 07 Commences from SW corner of St Mary's Church-yard at junction with FP17 thence SW to join FP14 at parish boundary. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 3 Therfield Map North Herts Ref(s) 019 FP HCC 07 Commences from FP17 W of Rectory thence SW to parish boundary NE of Haggers Farm. Width Limitations 020 FP HCC 07 Commences from Rooksnest Lane at TL 3405 3654 approx 75m south of Haywood Lane thence W into field to TL 3403 3653 thence N along edge of field for a distance of approx 30m to pond at TL 3402 3655 thence W along edge of field for a distance of approx 70m to TL 3396 3653 thence N for a distance of approx 30m to TL 3395 3656 thence W to Ducks Green and junction with BOAT 36 thence NW to join FP17. Width Limitations 021 FP HCC 07 Commences from county road SW of Hay Farm thence SW to S of Rectory to join FP17. Width Limitations 022 FP HCC 07 Commences from county road at junction with FP21 SW of Hay Farm thence generally S to junction with FP20 at Ducks Green. Recommences from FP20 approx. 20m NW thence SW and W across FP17 to parish boundary E of Haggers Farm. Width Limitations 023 FP HCC 07 Commences from county road at NW corner of Recreation Ground thence SE across same to cottage at SE corner. Width Limitations 024 FP HCC 07 Commences from county road and junction with FP23 at NW corner of Recreation Ground thence SE across same to a point midway along its S boundary. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 4 Therfield Map North Herts Ref(s) 025 FP HCC 07 Commences from BOAT 36 at southern end of Ducks Green thence SE across FP26 to join Rooksnest Lane NW of Rooksnest Farm. Width Limitations 026 FP HCC 07 Commences from Rooks Nest Lane N of Sherlocks at TL 3411 3633 thence SW across FP 25 for approximately 280m thence generally SE along western edge of Hobbs Grove to northern side of Chapel Green. Width Limitations None 027 FP HCC 07 Commences from BOAT 36 at Ducks Green, thence W to parish boundary. Width Limitations 028 FP HCC 07 Commences from Rooksnest Lane on N side of Council Houses thence E past FP30 to join county road NW of Holborn Farm. Width Limitations 029 FP HCC 07 Commences from N side of Washington Green thence N past Old Chalk Pit to "Ouse-Lee" Catchment Area Bdg. thence W along same to join BR12 after crossing FP42. Width Limitations 030 FP HCC 07 Commences from FP28 approx. 70 yards W of Washington Green - Chapel Green Road, thence NW and N to Haywood Lane W of Hay Yards. Width Limitations 031 FP HCC 07 Commences from Washington Green - Chapel Green Road N of Holborn Farm thence NE and N to join county road E of The Brook. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 5 Therfield Map North Herts Ref(s) 032 FP HCC 07 HCC 08 Commences from Therfield - Reed End Road opposite Reed End Farm thence SW and W to join FP39 E of Holborn Farm thence S and W to join Washington Green - Chapel Green Road N of Dane End Farm. Width Limitations 033 FP HCC 07 Commences from junction of FP15 and FP13 S of Tuthill Farm thence SE across meadow at Castle Mounds to join county road N of St Marys Church. Width Limitations 034 FP HCC 07 Commences from Therfield - Kelshall Road approx. 40 yards W of Tuthill Farm thence SE to junction of FP15 and FP13. Width Limitations 035 BOAT / FP HCC 07 HCC 14 HCC 15 Commences from county road at NE corner of Chapel Green thence generally SE along western side of Brandish Wood thence along east side of Field Barn to join parish boundary at Bull Lane thence E along same to join A10 opposite Barkway Road. Width Limitations 036 BOAT HCC 07 Commences from W side of Chapel Green thence NW along Kelshall Lane to parish boundary just N of White's Barn thence NW along boundary to southern end of Ducks Green thence NE along green to join county road at Hay Green. Width Limitations 037 FP HCC 14 Commences from Therfield - Sandon Road at Rush Green thence SE along NE edge of West Wood to N side of Hodenhoe Manor thence along E side of same to join FP43 also scheduled as FP4 (Buckland) at parish boundary. Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 6 Therfield Map North Herts Ref(s) 038 FP HCC 14 Commences from Therfield - Sandon Road opposite Fivehouse Farm thence SW to parish boundary and junction with FP23 (Sandon) N of West Wood. Width Limitations 039 FP HCC 07 Commences from Therfield - Reed End Road, W of Mardleybury thence SE to join FP32 E of Holborn Farm. Width Limitations 040 FP HCC 14 HCC 15 Commences from Therfield - Buntingford Road approx. 50 yards N of ford thence E to parish boundary of Buckland. Width Limitations 041 BOAT HCC 07 HCC 14 Commences from BOAT 36 (Kelshall) Lane) NW of Chapel Green thence SW along parish boundary and Collins Green to join Notley Lane at SW corner of parish. Width Limitations 042 FP HCC 07 Commences from county road adjacent to "Fox and Duck" P.H. thence generally NE across FP29 to join BR12 SE of The Park. Width Limitations 043 FP HCC 14 Commences from W end of Whiteley Lane thence SW along parish boundary to join FP37 S of Hodenhoe Manor. (Also scheduled as FP4 Buckland). Width Limitations 04 December 2015 Page 7 Therfield Map North Herts Ref(s) 044 BR HCC 03 Commences from the former route of the A505 at its junction with the western end of the Royston Bypass (A505) proceeding northwards for approx.
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