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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 8 FEBRUARY, 1957 907 Be Open for Inspection Free of Charge Between the and Any Such Objection Or Representation Should Hours of 9 A.M THE LONDON GAZETTE, 8 FEBRUARY, 1957 907 be open for inspection free of charge between the and any such objection or representation should hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., 'Saturdays 9 a.m. and state the grounds on which it is made. 12 noon, and at the Post Office, Ightham, between Dated this 6th day of February, 1957. the 'hours of 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. and 6 p.m., F. B. W. UNlNriT, Clerk of the Council. Saturdays 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Council 'Offices, Any objection or representation with reference to High Street, the Order should be sent to the Secretary, Ministry West Mailing, of Housing and 'Local Government, Whitehall, Kent. London, S.W.I, before the 13th day of March, 1957, (155) NATIONAL PARKS AND ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE ACT, 1949. SALOP COUNTY COUNCIL. Survey of Public Rights of Way. The Urban District of Whitchurch. The Rural Districts of Drayton, Shifnal and Wem. NOTICE is hereby given that the Salop County Council, in exercise of the powers conferred on them by sub-section (3) of Section 29 of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, 1949, have determined to modify the particulars contained in the draft rights of way map and statement prepared under Section 27 of the above-mentioned Act in relation to the rights of way for that part of the County of Salop specified above by:— 1. The deletion of the paths described in the First Schedule hereto; 2. The addition of the path described in the Second Schedule hereto; 3. The alteration in the status of the path described in the Third Schedule hereto; 4. The alteration of the line of the paths described in the Fourth Schedule hereto. Notice is hereby further given that these modifications are shown on maps and copies of the statement which have been deposited at each of the following places where they may be seen free of charge at all reasonable hours:— Area covered by Map Place of Deposit Drayton Rural District Drayton Rural District Council Offices, Smithfield Road, Market Drayton. ditto Care of R. E. Major, Esq., Clerk, Hodnet Parish Council, Post Office, Hodnet. Shifnal Rural District ... Shifnal Rural District Council Offices, The Grove, Shifnal. Wem Rural District ... Wem Rural District Council Offices, Barber House, Wem. ditto Post Office, Frees. Whitchurch Urban District Whitchurch Urban District Council Offices, St. Mary's Street, Whitchurch. Whitchurch Urban District and Dray ton, County Planning Department, County Buildings, Shrewsbury. Shifnal and Wem Rural Districts. Notice is hereby further given that any representation or objection with respect to these determinations shall be made in writing addressed to the undersigned before the 15th day of March, 1957, and shall state the grounds on which it is made. Dated this 7th day of February, 1957. G. C. GODBER, Clerk of the County Council. Shirehall, Shrewsbury. FIRST SCHEDULE Area Status and Number Area Status and Number Whitchurch U.D. F.P.131 B.R.132 Drayton R.D. (Cont.) Cheswardine Parish F.P.7 F.P.8A Wem R.D. Hinstock Parish F.P.4 F.P.5 Grinshill Parish F.P.18 F.P.28 (part) F.P.6 F.P.29 F.P.8 F.P.9 Hadnall Parish F.P.I F.P.20 F.P.11 F.P.12 (part) F.P.13 F.P.14 Moreton Corbet Parish F.P.2 F.P.3 F.P.15 F.P.20 F.P.6 F.P.7 F.P.28 F.P.9 F.P.11 (part) F.P.13 F.P.14 Hodnet Parish F.P.2 F.P.3 F.P.15 F.P.16 F.P.7 F.P.13 F.P.17 F.P.18 F.P.16 B.R.I F.P.19 F.P.20 Moreton Say Parish F.P.11 F.P.12 B.R.5 B.R.12 F.P.14 F.P.17A C.R.F.4 F.P.20 Frees Parish F.P.17A F.P.18 Norton-in-Hales Parish F.P.5 F.P.12 F.P.37 Stoke-upon-Tern Parish F.P.7 F.P.8 Shawbury F.P.5 F.P.7 F.P.9 Shifnal R.D. (part) Badger Parish F.P.4 Stanton-upon-Hine Heath F.P.22(part) Beckbury Parish F.P.8 Parish F.P.2 (part) Boscobel Parish F.P.1 (part) Wem Rural Parish F.P.39 F.P.40 Kemberton Parish F.P.4 (part) F.P.71 F.P.76 F.P.6 F.P.8 B.R.30 (part) F.P.10 Weston and Wixhill under F.P.6 F.P.7 Sheriffhales Parish F.P.11 F.P.12 Redcastle Parish (part) Shifnal Parish F.P.18 F.P.12 F.P.13 Stirchley Parish F.P.2S Whitchurch Rural Parish F.P.43 Stockton Parish F.P.3 F.P.7 Whixall Parish F.P.48 F.P.49 Tong Parish F.P.1 F.P.2 (part) F.P.6 F.P.8 Drayton R.D. F.P.9 F.P.10 Adderley Parish F.P.2 F.P.11 C.R.F.5 C.R.F.& F.P.5 F.P.18 (part) F.P.5A F.P.7 B.R.& F.P.3 C.R.F.9 C 2.
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