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Definitive Map Modification Order Application Ref: Parish District Nearest Town Effect Received after 1/7/2011 Status MAE104AM Hartshill North Warwickshire Hartshill Upgrade Footpath to Bridleway Rejected 8/9/10 MAE104AM Mancetter North Warwickshire Oldbury Add Bridleway Rejected 8/9/10 Order not confirmed by MAE188TR Caldecote North Warwickshire Caldecote Upgrade Bridleway to Byway PINS 1/8/12 Confirmed as Footpath MAE205RA Caldecote North Warwickshire Hartshill Add Byway 15/6/10 MAE206RA Caldecote North Warwickshire Hartshill Add Footpath Order confirmed 15/6/10 MAE207RA Caldecote North Warwickshire Hartshill Add Footpath Order confirmed 15/6/10 MAE208PC Dordon North Warwickshire Dordon Add Footpath See MAE208RA Order not confirmed by MAE208RA Dordon North Warwickshire Dordon Add Byway PINS 4/11/12 MAE210MP Hartshill North Warwickshire Hartshill Add Footpath Rejected MAE210PC Hartshill North Warwickshire Hartshill Add Bridleway Rejected Confirmed as Restricted MAE34TR Grendon North Warwickshire Grendon Add Byway Byway 10/9/12 MAE45TR Polesworth North Warwickshire Polesworth Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Rejected Order not confirmed by MAE74 PC Baxterly,Baddesley Ensor North Warwickshire Baddesley Ensor Upgrade Footpath to Bridleway PINS 27/2/12 MAE89 MP Atherstone North Warwickshire Atherstone Add Byway Rejected 8/9/10 ME12RA Austrey North Warwickshire No Mans Heath Add Byway Rejected ME988RA Newton Regis North Warwickshire Newton Regis Add Byway Rejected ME990RA Austrey North Warwickshire Austrey Add Byway Rejected ME997RA Great Packington North Warwickshire Meriden Add Byway Rejected Confirmed as Restricted MT34XTR Nether Whitacre,Kingsbury North Warwickshire Foul End Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Byway 28/6/10 MZ209RA Little Packington North Warwickshire Little Packington Add Byway Rejected ME12MP Austrey North Warwickshire Austrey Add Bridleway Yes - 20/1/16 MQ4ARA Newton Regis North Warwickshire No Mans Heath Add Byway (No application received by WCC) Awaiting LCC MZ907MP Water Orton North Warwickshire Water Orton Add Footpath Yes - 12/4/16 Grendon/Baddesley MZ908 Grendon North Warwickshire Ensor Add Footpath Yes - 6/1/17 MR1TR Nuneaton Nuneaton and Bedworth Burton Hastings Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MZ228MP Nuneaton Nuneaton and Bedworth Nuneaton Add Footpath MZ857MP Nuneaton Nuneaton and Bedworth Nuneaton Add Footpath Route dedicated 12/12/16 MZ859MP Nuneaton Nuneaton and Bedworth Nuneaton Add Footpath Route dedicated 12/12/16 MZ861DC Nuneaton Nuneaton and Bedworth Nuneaton Add Footpath Route dedicated 12/12/16 MZ861MP Nuneaton Nuneaton and Bedworth Nuneaton Add Footpath Route dedicated 12/12/16 MZ862DC Nuneaton Nuneaton and Bedworth Nuneaton Add Footpath Route dedicated 12/12/16 MZ862MP Nuneaton Nuneaton and Bedworth Nuneaton Add Footpath Route dedicated 12/12/16 MB31 Bedworth Nuneaton and Bedworth Bedworth Add Footpath Created MZ460 Nuneaton Nuneaton and Bedworth Add Footpath Rejected 9/2/17 MZ514 Bedworth Nuneaton and Bedworth Bedworth Add Footpath MZ619 Bedworth Nuneaton and Bedworth Add Footpath Rejected MZ626 Bedworth Nuneaton and Bedworth Add Footpath Rejected MZ875RA Bedworth Nuneaton and Bedworth Add Footpath MR128MP Long Lawford Rugby Long Lawford Upgrade Footpath to Bridleway Order confirmed Order confirmed as MR168TR Dunchurch Rugby Thurlaston Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Restricted Byway 5/2/10 Order confirmed as MR169TR Dunchurch Rugby Dunchurch Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Restricted Byway 5/2/10 MR177TR Dunchurch Rugby Dunchurch Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Withdrawn (rejected) MR179MP Thurlston Rugby Thurlaston Add Footpath MR193TR Frankton Rugby Frankton Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR19TR Copston Magna Rugby Copston Magna Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Withdrawn (rejected) MR1TR Stretton Baskerville Rugby Burton Hastings Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR209TR Frankton Rugby Marton Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR20ATR Wolvey Rugby Cloudesley Bush Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Rejected MR267TR Grandborough Rugby Tomlow Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR294 Monks Kirby Rugby Brockhurst Upgrade Footpath to Bridleway Order confirmed 17/1/07 MR324TR Leamington Hastings Rugby Broadwell Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Rejected 4/6/07 MR334TR Churchover Rugby Broadwell Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR335TR Newton and Biggin Rugby Newton Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR40TR Ansty Rugby Hopsford Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Rejected MR40TR Withybrook Rugby Hopsford Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Rejected MR73ATR Combe Fields Rugby Stretton under Fosse Upgrade Footpath to Byway MR73TRF Combe Fields Rugby Stretton under Fosse Upgrade Footpath to Byway MR75BTR Combe Fields Rugby Walsgrave on Sowe Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Rejected MR75XTR Combe Fields Rugby Brinklow Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Rejected MR78BTR Binley Woods, Brinklow Rugby Bretford Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR78BTR Brandon and Bretford, Rugby Bretford Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR78CTR Brandon and Bretford, Rugby Bretford Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR78DTR Brandon and Bretford Rugby Bretford Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MR86TR Harborough Magna Rugby Easenhall Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Rejected 17/3/08 MR94TR Harborough Magna Rugby Newbold on Avon Upgrade Footpath to Byway Withdrawn (rejected) MR95TR Cosford, Harborough Magna Rugby Harborough Magna Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Withdrawn (rejected) MR96ATR Cosford Rugby Cosford Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Withdrawn (rejected) MR96TR Cosford, Harborough Magna Rugby Harborough Magna Upgrade Footpath and Bridleway to Byway Withdrawn (rejected) MR96TR Cosford Rugby Harborough Magna Upgrade Bridleway to Byway Withdrawn (rejected) MR97TR Harborough Magna Rugby Harborough Magna Upgrade Footpath to Byway Withdrawn (rejected) MZ158RA Marton Rugby Marton Add Bridleway Consultation MZ798 Binley Woods Rugby Binley Woods Add Footpath MZ799PC Stockton Rugby Stockton Add Footpath Order Confirmed 4/7/07 MZ801 Rugby Rugby Rugby Add Footpath Route Dedicated 21/5/08 MZ863 Binley Woods Rugby Binley Woods Add Footpath MZ879RA Rugby Rugby Rugby Add Footpath MZ880RA Rugby Rugby Rugby Add Footpath MZ881RA Rugby Rugby Rugby Add Footpath MZ882RA Rugby Rugby Rugby Add Footpath MZ883RA Rugby Rugby Rugby Add Footpath MZ884RA Rugby Rugby Rugby Add Footpath MZ885RA Rugby Rugby Rugby Add Footpath MZ887RA Rugby Rugby Rugby Add Bridleway MAL110A Morton Bagot Stratford on Avon Morton Bagot Upgrade Footpath to Byway MAL111 Morton Bagot Stratford on Avon Morton Bagot Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MZ870RA Sambourne Stratford on Avon Sambourne Add Byway ME2413RA Ladbroke Stratford on Avon Knightcote Add Footpath MSB17TR Stratford-on-Avon Stratford on Avon Hunscote Upgrade Footpath to Byway MSD107TR Compton Verney Stratford on Avon Chadhunt Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSD109TR Compton Verney Stratford on Avon Moreton Paddox Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSD119 Wellesbourne Stratford on Avon Wellesbourne Add Byway MSD309TR Whitchurch Stratford on Avon Crimscote Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSD339TR Atherstone-on-Stour Stratford on Avon Preston on Stour Upgrade Footpath to Byway MSD340 Claverdon Stratford on Avon Claverdon Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSD341 Claverdon Stratford on Avon Claverdon Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSD342 Claverdon Stratford on Avon Claverdon Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSD91TR Combrook Stratford on Avon Combrook Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSD92TR Combrook Stratford on Avon Combrook Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSM2ALO Long Itchington Stratford on Avon Long Itchington Deletion of Footpath MSM76TR Lighthorne Stratford on Avon Lighthorne Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSM78TR Lighthorne Stratford on Avon Lighthorne Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSM80TR Gaydon Stratford on Avon Gaydon Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSS16TR Sambourne Stratford on Avon Pillerton Hearsey Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSS3ETR Butlers Marston Stratford on Avon Butlers Marston Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSS3TR Butlers Marston Stratford on Avon Butlers Marston Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MSS63TR Brailes Stratford on Avon Sibford Gower Upgrade Bridleway to Byway MZ124LO Tanworth-in-Arden Stratford on Avon Tanworth-in-Arden Add Footpath MZ175 Shipston-on-Stour Stratford on Avon Shipston-on-Stour Add Footpath MZ212MP Brailes Stratford on Avon Brailes Add Footpath MZ214 Welford-on-Avon Stratford on Avon Welford on Avon Add Footpath MZ216RA Tysoe Stratford on Avon Tysoe Add Bridleway MZ217RA Tysoe Stratford on Avon Tysoe Add Footpath MZ221TR Brailes Stratford on Avon Sibford Gower Add Byway MZ325RA Aston Cantlow Stratford on Avon Shelfield Green Add Byway MZ327RA Atherstone-on-Stour Stratford on Avon Atherstone on Stour Add Footpath MZ331RA Beaudesert, Preston Bagot Stratford on Avon Buckley Green Add Byway MZ339RA Burton Dassett Stratford on Avon North End Add Footpath MZ345RA Burton Dassett Stratford on Avon Knightcote Add Footpath MZ366RA Ettington Stratford on Avon Ettington Add Bridleway MZ378RA Idlicote Stratford on Avon Idlicote Add Byway MZ408RA Old Stratford and Drayton Stratford on Avon Stratford on Avon Add Footpath, Add Byway MZ411RA Oxhill Stratford on Avon Oxhill Add Bridleway Henley-in-Arden, Preston MZ413RA Bagot Stratford on Avon Henley in Arden Add Byway MZ414RA Preston Bagot Stratford on Avon Preston Bagot Add Byway MZ429 Quinton Stratford on Avon Quinton Add Bridleway MZ440RA Radway Stratford on Avon Radway Add Footpath MZ441RA Ratley and Upton Stratford on Avon Ratley Add Bridleway MZ454RA Tanworth-in-Arden Stratford on Avon Forshaw Heath Add Byway MZ455RA Tanworth-in-Arden Stratford on Avon Earlswood Add Footpath MZ456 Tanworth-in-Arden Stratford on Avon Tanworth-in-Arden Add Footpath MZ511MP Aston Cantlow Stratford on Avon Wilmcote
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