APPLICATION for a MODIFICATION ORDER Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 Nottinghamshire Definitive Map and Statement

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APPLICATION for a MODIFICATION ORDER Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 Nottinghamshire Definitive Map and Statement

Treswell & South Leverton Gore Lane APPLICATION FOR A MODIFICATION ORDER Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 Nottinghamshire Definitive Map and Statement To Nottinghamshire County Council, County Hall, West Bridgford Nottingham, NG2 7QP I Stephen Parkhouse of Sorrento, Squires Lane, Kings Clipstone, Mansfield, NG21 9BP (on behalf of Nottinghamshire Ramblers) hereby apply for an order under Section 53(2) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 modifying the Nottinghamshire Definitive Map and Statement for the District of of Bassetlaw by • Adding a Bridleway from point A at the junction of Green Lane, Treswell and South Leverton BOAT 12, to point C at the eastern end of Treswell BW10. And shown on the attached map Submission supporting this application will be sent as digital files which includes the evidence listed below List of Documents used in the submission on the reverse – see Submission 1,2 & 4 for full list Signed date 10 th May 2021 Image of National Archive reference confirms date of the Act as 1795 1801 South Leverton Enclosure Plan NA EA124/2/1-2 Enclosure Plan East & West Gore Lane as an extension of Outgang Lane from its junction with Rampton Road (South Leverton) 1801 South Leverton Enclosure Enrolment NA C/QDI 5 Enclosure Award Enrolment pages 166 to 173 1801 South Leverton Enclosure Award Transcripts of important sections Gore Lane (page 171 r.h.s.) and Repair of private roads by the parish (page 173 r.h.s.) 1820 Henry Stevens Early Series OS drawings https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Ordnance_Survey_Drawings Ordnance_Survey_Drawings_-_Nottingham_(OSD_289).jpg 1824 Ellis multi-sheet map of Nottinghamshire Treswell/South Leverton sheet, Gore Lane, key and map plate 1825 Greenwood multi-sheet Map of Nottinghamshire The Greenwood map and Treswell/South Everton section showing Gores Lane 1835 Sanderson multi-sheet map ‘20 miles round Mansfield’ Treswell/South Leverton sheet, Gore Lane shown as ‘cross road’ , Map key and plate 1840 OS – Cassini Series sheet 120 Mansfield & Worksop Gore Lane Treswell/South Leverton Treswell Enclosure Plan NA EA 10/1 Enclosure Plan East and West plus Gore Lane shown along the parish boundary Treswell Enclosure Award NA EA 10/1 Award Page 1, pages for Public Roads , Bridleways Private Roads and private road charges 1843 Treswell Tithe Map National Archives IR 30/26/127 The Tithe Map and Gore Lane shown in the same way as public roads or bridleways 1845 Great Grimsby and Sheffield Junction Railway Railway Plans Book Plans NA C/QD/U/DP/1/R61 Book Plans cover, flyleaf, Treswell and South Leverton Plan and close up showing Gore Lane Book of Reference – South Leverton parcel 62 recorded as public road 1884 and 1900 OS 6in Nottinghamshire XV.NE – National Library of Scotland Shows and names Gore Lane then renamed Beckingham Lane 1910 Finance Act Treswell Working Plan NA SO-IN-0S 15.03 Working Plan with parcels 142, 157 & 162 Treswell/South Leverton Gore Lane bridleway 1900 OS 6in map scale at A4 is about 1:5500 SK78657958 SK79037956 .

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