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Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Cambridgeshire to Be Definitive Statement for the Parish of West Wratting Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 1 BOAT From the Balsham parish boundary west of 40 feet West Wratting Grange and extending in a north-easterly direction crossing Six Mile Bottom Road to the Weston Colville parish boundary north of Green End Farm Cottages. Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 2 FP Starts at Padlock Lane near Scarlett’s Farm 1 metre and proceeds along grass lane 15 ft. cross-field between hedges to a point situated at OSGR and 2 metres TL 6056 5149 and proceeds in a south- field-edge south-easterly direction for 19 metres to between OSGR TL 6057 5147 then in a west-south- OSGR TL westerly direction as a cross-field path for 8 6056 5149 metres OSGR TL 6056 5147 where it runs and OSGR along edge of meadow to stile in hedge and TL 6056 through trees to another stile and earth 5147 footbridge. It then continues over meadow to stile and over another meadow to another stile and then proceeds as a sunken path between overgrown hedges alongside the parish boundary to its exit at the Balsham Parish boundary. Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 3 FP Starts at the Balsham Road at Honey Hill 2 metres Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Cambridgeshire To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Relevant Date 11th May 2016 West Wratting and proceeds between hedges and along between edge of arable field to gap in hedge and OSGR TL along edge of another arable field to stile in 6043 5202 fence where it continues over meadow and OSGR beyond another stile to OSGR TL 6043 5202 TL 6046 where it continues in an east-south-easterly 5200 direction along the field-edge for 22 metres to OSGR TL 6046 5202 then in a generally southerly direction for 25 metres along the field edge to OSGR TL 6046 5200 , then continues to meet Public Footpath No. 4 West Wratting at a point approximately 63 yards south-west of the High Street. Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 4 FP Starts at High Street and proceeds along 2 metres grass land 12 ft. wide between hedges to between field gate at end of the lane where it OSGR TL continues over meadow to stile and over 6055 5188 arable field to OSGR TL 6055 5188 where it and OSGR continues in an east south easterly direction TL 6059 for 46 metres along a field edge to OSGR TL 5156 6059 5186 and then in a generally southerly direction for 185 metres along the field edge to OSGR TL 6058 5168. The then continues south south easterly for 85 m along the field edge to OSGR TL 6060 5160 and then then in a generally south westerly and then southerly direction for 48 metres between two hedges and crossing a footbridge to its exit at Padlock Road at OSGR TL 6059 5156. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Cambridgeshire To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Relevant Date 11th May 2016 West Wratting Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 6 FP Starts at Footpath No. 4 at OSGR TL 6058 5168 and proceeds beyond post and rail fence in hedge and over meadow to its exit at field gate and into the end of Padlock Lane opposite the park. Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 7 FP Starts at a point in the churchyard at OSGR 2m TL 6061 5231 and proceeds in a south- easterly direction for 56 metres to OSGR TL 6064 5226 where it exits the churchyard through a gate, then continues in a south- easterly direction along the field-edge for 55 metres to OSGR TL 6068 5223 where it passes through a gate, then continues in a south-easterly direction for 225 metres along the southern side of a fence with its centre 2 metres from the fence line to OSGR TL 6086 5211 where it passes through two gates, then continuing generally east along the north side of the old Hall Dairy for 77 metres to OSGR TL 6094 5210 where it passes through a gate and meets West Wratting Public Footpath No. 26. It then continues in a north-easterly direction along the centre of a concrete track for 38 metres to OSGR TL 6096 5214, then continues in a south- easterly direction as a field-edge path along the southern side of a field boundary at the top of a bank for 212 metres to the south- western corner of The Grove woodland at Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Cambridgeshire To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Relevant Date 11th May 2016 West Wratting OSGR TL 6113 5201 then along the southern edge of The Grove Woodland (with junctions with Public Footpath No. 8 West Wratting at OSGR TL 6121 5197 and OSGR TL 6122 5196 for 196 metres to OSGR TL 6132 5190 where it has a junction with West Wratting Public Footpath No. 24, then continues around the wood in an easterly direction for 30 metres to OSGR TL 6133 5191 where it has a junction with Public Footpath No. 25 West Wratting, then continues in a north-easterly direction for 12 metres to the Weston Colville parish boundary at OSGR TL 6133 5192 where it has a junction with Public Footpath No. 8 Weston Colville. Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 8 FP Starts on The Common at OSGR TL 6088 Between 5181 and proceeds in a north-north-easterly TL6088 5181 direction along a concrete farm track and TL 6121 (passing to the east of a gate at OSGR TL 5197 width 6089 5187) for 103 metres to OSGR TL 6090 2 m on the 5191 where it has a junction with West concrete Wratting Public Footpath No. 26, then track and 1 m continues in an east-north-easterly direction crossfield as a cross-field path for 309 metres along the south side of a line of telegraph poles to OSGR TL 6121 5197 where it has a junction with Public Footpath No. 7 West Wratting. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Cambridgeshire To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Relevant Date 11th May 2016 West Wratting Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 10 FP Starts on Mill Road at OSGR TL 6074 5144 2 m between near Park Farm crossing a culvert over a OSGR TL ditch and passing through a gate then 6074 5144 running in a south-south-westerly direction and OSGR for 25 metres on the eastern side of a hedge TL 6084 to OSGR TL 6074 5142 then continues in a 5140 and south-easterly direction as a field-edge path, between with its centre 2 metres to the south of a OSGR TL gravel filled drain, for 63 metres to OSGR TL 6092 5133 6079 5138 then continues in an east-north- and OSGR easterly direction for 55 metres to OSGR TL TL 6114 6084 5140 and then proceeds along farm 5124 and track bearing left to plantation in Wratting between Park and then continues along grass track to OSGR TL OSGR TL 6092 5133 where it crosses a 6132 5110 culvert over a ditch for 10 metres to OSGR and OSGR TL 6093 5133 then continues in a south- TL 6161 easterly then east-north-easterly direction 5110 along the centre of a concrete farm track for 262 metres to OSGR TL 6114 5124. It then continues around the boundary of the park at the edge of arable fields to OSGR TL 6132 5110 where it runs in an easterly direction along the centre of a grass track for 293 metres to OSGR TL 6161 5110. It then continues to the end of a grass lane where it proceeds along the land to its exit into the Wratting Common Road. Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 11 FP Starts at the Wratting Common Road at gap Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Cambridgeshire To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Relevant Date 11th May 2016 West Wratting in hedge; proceeds over arable field to its exit at former gap in hedge and into the Weston Green road. Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 12 FP Starts on The Common at OSGR TL 6216 1 metre 5127 where it crosses a culvert over a ditch crossfield and runs in a north-north-easterly direction and 2 metres for 260 metres across a field to the corner of elsewhere a wood at OSGR TL 6225 5151 then continues in a north-easterly direction as a field-edge path along the north-western edge of the wood for 133 metres to OSGR TL 6235 5160 where it meets Public Footpath No. 13 West Wratting, then continues in a south-easterly direction for 23 metres to the Weston Colville parish boundary at OSGR TL 6237 5158 where it meets Public Footpath No. 12 Weston Colville at a footbridge. Number Status Description Width Conditions & Remarks (non-conclusive information) Limitations 13 FP Starts The Common at OSGR TL 6198 5139 2 metres and crossing a footbridge over a ditch then between running in a generally north-easterly direction OSGR TL along the field-edge to the east of a hedge 6198 5139 for 118 metres to OSGR TL 6204 5148 and OSGR where it continues along edge of arable field TL 6204 to the Weston Colville Parish boundary at 5148 and OSGR TL 6219 5177 and its junction with between Public Footpath No.
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