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Garford 222 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 FP From Road W of Garford Farm, N and E to footbridge The former Garford Farm was at grid over River Ock at Frilford Parish boundary. ref SU 429 962. 2 FP From Road at Garford Farm, NE to FP 1 near River Ock. The former Garford Farm was at grid ref SU 429 962. 3 FP From Road S of College Farm, SSW to FP 4, S of the Diversion Order of Diversion Order 24.8.81. Fyfield and Tubney Parish boundary. 24.8.81 provided 1.5m width over diverted 4 FP From Lyford Road SW of College Farm, N along the W Diversion Order of Diversion Order 24.8.81 side of the hedge for 130m, then N and NW on the E side 24.8.81 provided 1.5m of the hedge, across the SW end of FP 3, to the Fyfield width over diverted and Tubney Parish boundary at its junction with the diverted route of Fyfield and Tubney FP 16. 5 BOAT From bend on Lyford Road S of College Farm, E crossing BR 6 to Oxford/Wantage Road (A338). 6 BR From Road S of Garford Farm, S crossing BY 5 to The former Garford Farm was at grid Oxford/Wantage Road (A338) at Norbrook, N of Venn ref SU 429 962. 7 BOAT From Marcham RUPP 16 at Parish boundary on River Ock, S to East Hanney Parish boundary close to confluence of Norbrook and Childrey Brook. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Garford To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Garsington 223 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 FP From halfway down Salter's Lane (Pettiwell-Watlington road) leading ENE to FP 2, continuing from a point 20m ENE on FP 3 and leading ENE to Moor Road near the Fishponds, E of St. Mary's Church, at FP 11. 2 FP From St. Mary's Church at FP 11 leading SE and SW across FP 11 and the NW end of FP 3, also crossing the NE end of FP 1, then SW and SE to FP 4, then SW to the Baldon turn on the Oxford-Watlington road. 3 FP From FPs 2 and 11, S of St. Mary's Church, leading generally SE past FP 1 to Moors Road opposite South End Farm and at its junction with the SE end of FP 4. 4 FP From the Moors Road at the SE end of FP 3, opposite South End Farm, leading generally W to FP 2. 5 FP From Salter's Lane, Pettiwell, leading W across FP 6, S of the stream, to the Oxford-Watlington road (B480) at its junction with Kiln Lane (BR 12), E of Great Leys Farm. 6 FP From 30m NW of the Post Office, leading SW across the stream and FP 5 to the Oxford-Watlington road (B480) at the S side of the Sewage Works. There is a branch of this path which leaves the main path NE of the Sewage Works and leads ENE to FP 5. 7 FP From Salters Lane, Pettiwell, at FP 5, leading NW across Part shown on map deposited under FP 6 at the SE end of FP 9, to FP 10 where it turns NW the Rights of Way Act 1932. and W, finally re-crossing FP 9 and leading W to Kiln Lane (BR 12) opposite Kiln Farm. 9 FP From Kiln Lane (BR 12) leading NE, SE and SW through 1) Diversion Order confirmed 9.9.58. 2) the new estate on the Oxford Road, with a spur leading Diversion Order confirmed 11.5.1973. NE to the Oxford Road, then generally SE crossing and rejoining FP 7. 10 FP From the Oxford Road opposite "Garelle", leading S to FP 7 then SE to FP 6, with a spur leading from the S side of the estate, parallel to and 50m from the main path, SE and SSE to rejoin the main section of FP 10 40m NW of its junction with FP 6. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Garsington To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Garsington 223 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 11 FP From the Fishponds at FP 1, E of St. Mary's Church, leading W across FP 2, S of the Church, then NNW to Salters Lane, Pettiwell, with two spurs, one leading from S of the Church, SE and SW to the junction of paths 2 and 3, and the second leading from NW of the Church, SE and generally NE around the S side of the Church, passing the N end of FP 2, and leading NE across Church Close Field to the Church gate, opposite the 12 BR From the Wattlington Road (B480), opposite Great Leys Farm, leading NE to the Oxford Road. 14 FP From the Wheatley road (Blenheim road), N of FP 24, leading W to Clinkards Hill on the Oxford road. 15 BR From the Wheatley road, N of Blenheim, leading WSW past Upper Farm and via Elm Drive to the Oxford Road opposite Kiln Lane (BR 12). 16 FP From the Oxford Road, 200m NW of Kiln Lane (BR 12), Part of this path was shown on the map leading N to the Horspath Parish boundary at BR 17, at deposited under the Rights of Way Act Hollow Brook. 1932. 17 BR From the Wheatley road, SW of City Farm, leading NW Part shown on map deposited under and NNW to the Horspath Parish boundary at its junction the Rights of Way Act 1932. with FP 16 and Horspath BR 1 at Hollow Brook. 22 FP From the Oxford Road opposite the Alley, leading WSW to Phipp's Well. 23 FP From the Wheatley road, N of Blenheim, leading E to Scholars Well Spring. 24 FP From the Wheatley road (Blenheim Road), S of FP 14, S Part of this path was shown on map of Blenheim, leading E to the Cuddesdon and Denton deposited under the Rights of Way Act Parish boundary W of Upperfield Farm. 1932. 25 FP From Kiln Lane (BR 12), S of Kiln Farm, leading NW to the Watlington-Oxford road (B480), W of Northfield Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Garsington To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Garsington 223 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 26 FP From the Oxford-Watlington road (B480), 400m NW of Diversion Order confirmed 14.4.1981. Great Leys Farm, leading generally S and W across BR 27 and FP 39 to the Toot Baldon Parish boundary N of Toot Baldon. 27 BR From the Oxford-Watlington road (B480), N of Great Leys Farm, leading WSW across FP 26 to Blackberry Lane (Roman Road) at the NE corner of Sandford Brake, SE of Grenoble Road. 32 BR From the Moor Road at South End leading generally E to Shown on map deposited under the the Cuddesdon and Denton Parish boundary, W of The Rights of Way Act 1932. Platt. 33 FP From Moor Road at South End,at the entrance to Part shown on map deposited under Bonners Nurseries, leading ENE to the Cuddesdon and the Rights of Way Act 1932. Denton Parish boundary S of College Farm. 34 FP From Moor Road, between Garsington village and South End, S of Ellesmore House, leading NE to the Cuddesdon and Denton Parish boundary, S of College Farm, at its junction with Cuddesdon and Denton FP 14 and S of Garsington FP 35. 35 FP From the Cuddesdon and Denton Parish boundary at its Diversion Order confirmed 22.4.80. junction with Cuddesdon and Denton FP 14, N of Garsington FP 34, leading NW to the Garsington-Denton road. 36 FP From the Wheatley road leading NNW down The Hill to FP 38. 37 FP From the Oxford Road leading E to FP 36. Map and Statment anomaly - map does not show path to Oxford Road. 38 FP From Croft Way leading ENE, N, ENE,SE and ENE, S of Aquisition of Lands Act creation, the new school, to the Wheatley road. confirmed 2.7.1964. 39 FP From the Watlington road opposite the S end of Kings Diversion Order confirmed Diversion Order made 2.2.96 and Copse, leading SW to Blackberry Lane (Roman Road) at 2.2.96 provided 1.5m confirmed 9.10.98. the S end of Sandford Brake. width over diverted Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Garsington To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Glympton 224 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 FP From the Kiddington to Middle Barton road at the Kiddington with Asterleigh Parish boundary leading SE through Glympton Heath to BOAT 2 and Steeple Barton BOAT 5 at the Steeple Barton Parish boundary, W of Barton Leys Farm. 2 BOAT From FP 1 and Steeple Barton BOAT 5 at the Steeple Upgraded to BOAT by Modification Barton Parish boundary, E of Glympton Heath, leading Order confirmed 28.11.2001. SSW along the Wootton Parish boundary, passing Wootton BR 8, to the lane on the W side of Ludwell 3 FP From FP 4, NE of the Pumping House, Glympton, leading NW and N to the Wootton to Sandford St.
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