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10732 the LONDON GAZETTE, 4Ra OCTOBER 1966 HIGHWAYS ACTS 10732 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 4ra OCTOBER 1966 No. 0/27 Llanfihangel Aberbythych .and Llandeik>- •No. 0/64 Llandybie Parish and Ammanford Urban , fawr Rural Parishes., Footpath from Golden Grove- District. Footpath from Wern-ddu Road, Amman- Temple Bar road near Pen-y-rhiw north-eastwards ford westwards to join path 51/106. through Golden Grove Park via Pont-y-wern to The said modifications are shown on a map which Ffairfach-Gorslas road near Park Lane Farm. has been deposited at the County Hall, Carmarthen No. 0/30 Llanarthney Parish. Footpath from Pont- and which may ,be seen free of charge between' the r hyrhyd—Maesybont road at Penybanc, Pont Lan- hours of 9 a.m.—1 p.m. and 2 p.m.—5 p.m., dwr, north-teastwards to public highway at Gors Mondays to Fridays. Farm. Any •representation or objection with respect to itthis No. 0/32 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from Llandy- determination shall be made in writing addressed to the bie—Blaenau road at Waun Rhyd Morris north- Clerk of the County Council, County Hall, Carmarthen wards via Plas-y-cwm. by the 7th November 1966, and shall state .the grounds No. 0/33 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from Llandy- on which it is made. bie—Blaenau road at point south of bridge across Nant Gwynau westwards via Clwyd-y-ffyirch. Dated this 30th day of September 1966. No. 0/36 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from Blaen- W. S. Thomas, Clerk of the County Council. mant-gwynau southwards along old mineral railway County Hall, past Llandybie Colliery to Pont-y-Lash. Carmarthen. No. 0/37 Llandybie Parish. Footpath linking paths 51/67 and 51/62 .east of Piodau-fawr. (253) No. 0/38 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from Llandy- bie-r-Trapp road south-west of Mountain Cottage •northwards to join path 51/89 near Pistyll-canol. No. 0/40 Llandyhie Parish. Footpath •north-west- wards from path 51/19 to pass Rhos Colliery and HIGHWAYS ACTS join path 51/18 south-west of Llwyn-y-maen. No. 0/41 Llandybie Parish. Footpath linking paths 51/6 and 51/7 north of Lotwen on the Capel GLAMORGAN COUNTY COUNCIL Hanidire—Gwmgwili road. Stopping up of Highways No. 0/46 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from Pant- y-beddau road, Penygroes south-westwards to join Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of path 51/34 near Blaen-deri-croes. November 1966, the Glamorgan County Council will No. 0/47 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from Pentwyn make application to the Magistrates' Court sitting at —Trefeillach road north-east of Ammanford north- Neath in the County of Glamorgan, pursuant to the eastwards via Cefn-cenfi to meet the Wem-ddu provisions of section 108 of the Highways Act, 1959, for an order that the part- of the Neath—Pontardawe No. 0/48 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from public Road, route A.474 immediately fronting the premises • highway between Heol Ddu, Atnmanford and known as No. 1 Main Road, Ty'n-yr-Heol, Neath, Gwaun-hwyad, Glanamman south-westwards past having an area of 18 square yards, in the Parish of Ynys-y-fawnen and Llwyn-yr-haf to Coed Cae-du. Blaenhonddan in the County of Glamorgan, the No. 0/49 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from southern situation of which said section of highway is shown end of path 0/48 westwards through Coed Cae- on the plan deposited for inspection as hereinafter du to join path 51/113. mentioned and thereon represented by the part No. 0/52 Llandyibie and Llanedy Parishes. Foot- coloured blue should be stopped up for the purpose path from .Cwm Fferws road, Tycroes north-west- of traffic. wards past Cwm Saeson to meet public highway Any person who would be aggrieved by the making south-east of Rhos Colliery. of the Order to be applied for has a right to be No. 0/55 Llamdeilo-fawr Rural Parish. Footpath from heard on the making of this application and for this Unclassified1 County Road E.S.E. of Carrag Ceranen purpose may attend at the Magistrates' Court, Neath, Castle and Hen-grofft, eastwards to parish boundary at 10.30 a.m. on the date aforesaid. near Mount Pleasant (path continues into Llanga- The plan hereinbefore referred to has been placed • dog Parish). on deposit at the office of the Clerk to the Neath No. 0/56 Quarter Bach Parish. Footpath from Rural District Council, Civic Centre, Neath, where it Cwmgarw Road north-westwards along side Nant may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable Gwyn to join Arosfa Road. hours. No. 0/57 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from path • 51/107 north-east of Ammanford north-westwards Dated this 22nd day of September 1966. .past Waun-clyn-cath to meet public highway south- west of Aber-cenfi. Richard John, Clerk of the County Council. No. 0/59 Llandybie Parish. Footpath from path Glamorgan County Hall, 51/69 eastwards past north side of Llandybie Cardiff. Secondary Modern School to join path 51/70. (321) HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL' The Hampshire (Ramsey and Stockbridge Rural District No. 18) (Parish of S her field English, Part of Footpath No. 35) Public Path Diversion Order, 1966 Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of August 1966 the Minister of Housing and Local Government confirmed the above Order. Its effect will be to divert the public right of way in the Parish of Sherfield English from the route described in " A" of the Schedule hereto to the route described in " B " thereof. The path referred to in the Order is Path No. 35 in the Parish of Sherfield English as shown on the Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way prepared under the provisions of Part IV of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, 1949. A copy of the confirmed Order and the map contained in it has been deposited and may be inspected free of charge at Sherfield English Post Office. The Order becomes operative as from the day of publication of this notice, but if any person aggrieved by the Order desires to question the validity thereof or of any provisions contained therein on the grounds that it is not within the powers of the Highways Act, 1959, or on the ground that any requirement of the Act or any Regulation made thereunder has not been complied with in relation to the approval of the prder he may, within six weeks from the date of publication of this notice, make application to the High 'Court. Dated this 23rd day of September 1966. G. A. Wheatley, Clerk of the County Council. The Castle, Winchester. ^ For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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