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Definitive Map of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date: 21st February 2006 Colour SHEET SP 60 SW 60 61 62 63 64 65 A 418 0004 0007 3100 2400 9100 5600 0003 M 40 2500 Wheatley Bridge A 418 1900 05 Ashurst Farm 05 Court A 40 396/7 Spreads Drain The Shire Barn 8294 396/1 OXFORD ROAD Andrew House 0090 Stanley House 407/5 M 40 TIDDINGTON Lower Farm Pymroyd 0090 Waterstock CP 3090 House A 418 407/6 A 418 233/4 Drain 0086 0086 Five Elms 0187 Farm 396/3 M 40 4082 Walter's Spring Farm Issues A 418 A 418 8080 7481 7679 M 40 Telephone 1379 Exchange A 4020 Willow Springs 0077 0077 385/3 Pond 407/6 2573 Castle Hill Farm 233/2 385/1 2673 0071 0071 Chilworth House Manor 6770 6370 Sinks Farm 4567 407/5 3066 233/4 Pond 5564 Choseley Cottage Fieldfare 3660 233/3 233/3 River SWORFORD LANE 385/1 Th ame Drain 5055 8455 New Barn 8155 Pond 1854 M 40 9853 SANDY LANE M 40 Pond 4251 0052 407/6 6552 233/3 5350 Langsmeade Cottage Green's 385/15 3248 Cottage Gardener's Cottage Pond 407/5 385/2 Holloway Issues Drain Farm Crowthorn Kennels Drain Holloway Farm 0036 0536 4735 Sandylane Langsmeade House M 40 Farm Drain 7932 M 40 9532 407/6 Lower Chilworth 7630 233/2 Farm Pond 0029 Drain 0023 233/7 9822 Drain Issues Cu 0019 Wheatley CP 0019 ddesdon Brook 5418 A 402 0 Tiddington- 233/2a A 4020 M 40 with- M 40 233/7 M 40 A 4020 Albury CP M 40 0001 5000 0005 1800 7100 8000 0002 0002 0080 0001 0001 4000 7500 0005 0001 5000 0005 1800 1100 0002 0002 0019 0001 0001 4000 7500 A 402 0005 407/6 M 40 04 0 04 Drain Pond 2491 Cuddesdon Brook 9789 SWORFORD LANE Drain Spring 182/7 233/5 8086 4785 Trindalls Farm Chilworth 1883 Cottage 233/5 5284 Rothmar Hochelaga Cottage Bellaspetto Camp Corner Aleta Ellan Vannin Chilworth Donros 0080 Ejea Drain Merryfields 0080 Farm Highfield SANDY LANE House By-ways 5377 2677 The Lodge Garage Mirth Paddock Bungalow Quinton Thame Bungalow The Ardhaven House Cuddesdon River LONDON ROAD Chestnut House 1172 Nimbus Holmelea l OLD LONDON ROAD Cade Milton Branscrouch Brook Lodge Spring Issues Millstone 0363 Serel 385/13 182/7 182/8 233/2a Fairview Pond 23 3/5 Pond 7753 SWORFORD LANE 5953 6652 A 402 0 3251 Heath Farm Cottage 182/8 9945 0049 CHILWORTH ROAD Heath Farm 4745 Spring 182/8 233/19 233/21 Spring 7341 4441 M 40 182/1 233/5 PARKSIDE 182/9 7136 Great Milton CP 5035 CUDDESDON 5332 Spring IVES LANE (Track) 182/9 River Thame 5428 1028 Ashdown House BISHOP'S WOOD 233/9 233/21 8423 Highfield 233/2a Crofts Middleton Furlong House Kenya Farm Fernbank Isca 233/6 Swearbrook House 0721 stlands ge We Drain Myrtle Sunnybank Cottage Cotta 8116 Fossils Sunnybank House 7518 Jordans Honeysuckle Rylands End Cottage Cottage Rose Cottage The Limes 5316 A 329 The Court Chapel House Garden Close e (Private) Th er 0014 LOWER END Pond ite Cottage Red Roofs Oth 0014 Wh Cottage Milton Unice River Thame Lodge Bishops House POTT'S CLOSE Newton Cottage Close Cottages Hayesmoor Farm 182/9 The Close Silo Haddon North End Cottage 233/6 5210 Pitts Orpwoods Farm Drain Yew Cottage Stonesfield Yew Tree Cottage All Saints' Church 182/10 Drain Kings Head (PH) Meadows Close Tanners Cottage Great Milton Dovehouse 182/1 Drain Tallis House Farm (C of E) Primary School Lych The Old Barn Gate Clematis 233/19 Harris 233/9 Cottage Farm Woodbine Manor Wall House Cottage Pond 0800 2500 0006 0100 5800 6100 8400 0004 0004 7400 0006 Close Shell Cottage A 329 0100 0004 7400 0800 2500 0006 8400 0004 4800 0006 6100 A 329 LOWER END Coombe Farm 03 Pegswell Lane 03 PO 182/2 Pond Pavilion Wellbourne Spring Cottage Manor House Church Cotswold House Greystones 233/8 HITCHINGS School House Beverley Pond AD Green Ways Old RO Stonham GREEN School TH Stonecroft Clovelly WOR Redcotes CHIL 5788 Home Close THE GREEN Home Leigh The Pen Garage Badgers Halt Sherbourne May Cottage FIELD Linton Fairway Croft Harrington Field FULLERS Brooklyn Tara House Bungalow Lodge Ardfield 7885 8384 Mount Pleasant Farm 233 Saracote Byways Gemini Owls Watch THAME ROAD 0082 182/9 Pippins Tinkers Cottage 182/2 /1 Drain The Bell Orpwood Cottage 182/2 (PH) OXEN PIECE 4 Collets View 9979 Lynday Norvere West Winds South-view The High Jinks Chiltern View Well Jassamine Bretiabank Tollesbury Dale Maranta Saddlery Hillside 0078 Cottage Peldon Cottage Plum Tree The Crannog Pond We Cottage 2274 ave The Old Collets Cottages Stores rs Cottage The B Sinks (PH) ul Cuddesdon Mill Spring l Pond (disused) Pond 2/3 9872 6973 18 8372 Tel Ex Pond A 329 0071 Hillcrest 7371 3370 Pond 233/10 A 329 Drain Monkery 8268 Farm 233/11 Mill House Pond GREAT MILTON Priory Bank Cottages 233/14 Pond Spring The Priory Farriers Cottage Brookside 0059 The Old Vicarage Cottages 233/18 The Rectory The Priory Cottage 2457 1061 0056 River Thame Views Farm THE FORTIES 280/14 7054 9152 Pond 4952 CHURCH ROAD Brookbank 182/3 LYCH GATE LANE 233/12 Mill House Priors Gate Views Farm Pond 232/18 Barns The Grove Drain Harrington Drain House The Institute Cottage Ponds Pond Drain Pond St Mary's Church Church Cottage 233/11 Stable Cottage 233/20 Romeyns Court Le Manoir Windmill (disused) The Views Cottages 0039 Aux Quat 4937 Saisons The Great House Pond 3134 3531 0631 232/17 233/20 2 0727 Cranmer Pond Cottage Spring 1326 6523 2224 Neighbours' Hall 233/1 232/1 0023 Drain Spring Great Haseley Glebe Farm Industrial Estate 232/1 232/17 232/18 0314 0014 0014 A 329 Cuddesdon A 329 1110 Drain 233/15 232/20 233/13 Pastur House 232/20 Sand Cottage and Denton CP Glebe 280/14 Farm 0203232/19 Jasmine House 232/18 0001 0072 6300 1700 3000 7600 0002 3800 8300 0005 1200 8400 A 329 0005 0001 6300 0005 1700 3000 7600 0002 0002 0023 3800 0023 8300 1200 4900 7000 A 329 02 8796 02 Orchard Piccadilly The BACK WAY (Track) House Millstone Cottage Sands The 232/29 Sailview Barracks Annex The Farm The The Old Merrythought Stone School House Piccadilly The Sands Yard Hillbrow Whistler's Barn BACK232/29 WAY The Old Barn Dame's 232/29 Bank Spring Cobbhall Cottage MILL School Spring Rose Cottage Cottage LEWINGTON House Great Haseley 1786 School CLOSE RECTORY ROAD LEWINGTON Hendra LANE CL Walnuttree Church Issues Four Cottage Cottage 8587 Farm Badgers Brook Glebe Farm Southview House The Cottage Orchard Elm Platt Drain 5382 Garden Cottage Brookfield Breccia Sundial THAME The Plough Crucks The Old Rectory Manor Stables River Thame (PH) ROAD Barton Turf Rose Hunters Bavaria Cottage Moon 9278 2078 Clematis Cottage Pavilion 2276 Church Farm Highway HORSE Cottage 4675 The Haseley Hallowell End The Cottage The Forge Old Bakery RECTORY 6773 The CLOSE Crown Grove House 232/21 ROAD House Pond Pond COTTAGES 0072 2372 2070 232/7 Manor House 232/1 St Peter's Sands Farm Church 9967 GREAT 232/24 3564 Church Cottage Drain CHURCH HILL 232/24 HASELEY Waltham Cottage 280/13 River Thame 232/23 Pippards 2757 PlumtreeCott 232/22 Greystones Lagarenne Stanton Windrush Windy Ridge 233/15 Drain 232/25 Terhon Watersmeet 0051 Manana 233/16 233/16 232/7 Birsay 280/12 8345 0045 3143 8942 232/24 LATCHFORD LANE 232/23 8540 233/15 182/18 23 2/ 8332 5 8631 232/6 9131 The Orchard 0029 0029 1729 Manor Cottages 5525 Drain Warren Barn Hall Pond 8026 7725 232/9 Cremar 232/22 3425 Cottages THAME ROAD Pond 1221 182/25 9700182/23 280/15 182/25 Cremar Cottages 280/12 Chippinghurst Pond Manor A 329 280/13 WARREN VIEW 182/19 Little Milton CP OLD FIELD A 329 CHILTERN VIEW 3214 Sainfoin Close Hill View Cottage 280/15 280/8 Hilltop House Warren Barn Farm Boundary House Reformation Cottage 280/11 Great Haseley CP HIGH STREET Holly Cottage Five Penny Cottage Ivy Cottage 280/15 CHILTERN VIEW 280/15 The Old Three Crofters Close Horseshoes 232/5 0004 4400 0006 1800 7000 5000 7000 The Old Smithy 0004 0004 2500 4800 7500 8800 Pond A 329 0004 4400 5000 0004 0004 4800 7500 8800 A 329 2500 Pond Candleford Willowbank Plumtree Cottage 01 VIEW 01 CHILTERN Coopers Cottage 2/6 The Thatched 23 House LITTLE MILTON Pond 8090 HIGH STREET The 280/2 Doctors House Blagrove The Lamb Inn 232/22 (PH) 2087 Old 0086 Belchers Farm The Old Store Drain Bridle Path 2382 Ford 280/11 Wells 2384 Reservoir Wells Farmhouse Silverdale Farm Jersey Cottage 280/8 Wayside PO Penn Hillview House Chapel Abbey Owl Barn Close Betts Farm House HASELEY ROAD 280/10 Wells Farm 3378 Cott Mill Barn 280/3 Garden Cottage MANOR DRIVE ON Manor CHURCH HILL T Pond Cottage L 280/3 I South M View 280/2 Litten Cottage Stone's Farm 0071 1072 St James's Church Churchgate North Lodge Spring and Well Cottage 3770 8470 280/4 Pond South Lodge Drain Pond Fletchers Farmhouse Drain 280/3 7068 Manor House Stone's Wells Cottage Blackall's Barn Farm Milton House 1667 Spencer's Pond Beehive Rosa Cottage Cottage Grenfell 0068 The Old Vicarage Delafield Cottage Parma 232/9 Church Hill Cottage Stonecroft Blenheim John Hampden Cottage Haseley Court 6163 Cottages 280/4 Watergate Clonmel Simeone Hampden GOLD STREET lcomb Ba Lodge Lark Rise 2063 Fourtrees 0060 0061 0061 Pond 182/191259 0/8 6660 The Plough 182/21 Brookside Pear Tree (PH) 28 Cottage Willowbrook Cottage Dillys Chartwell Revel Pond Southdown Mead M ROAD Court Farm BLENHEI 280/4 Blenheim Drive 2456 Drain Linnet 232/8 Cottage Pump House 5158 5256 School 4654 River Thame 280/4 0050 Standhill 0050 Pond Pond Frogmore Court 280/4 Brooklands LITTLE The Old Cottage 6249 Ostlers Brook Pond 280/2 Drain HASELEY 182/19 280/5 3548 STADHAMPTON ROAD 280/8 0644 3842 1142 5742 280/6 9333 6932 0030 232/8 Ditchend Cottages Ditchend Farm 0624 Haseley Brook Haseley Brook 2319 0218 359/11 232/8 Pyrton 7114 Brook 0014 Stadhampton CP Haseley 0010 280/6 CP 232/9 STONEY LANE (Track) Pond 280/7 River Thame Pond 325/17 2600 7500 1400 2000 2700 6800 0067 0002 0002 8700 8300 0001 6400 7000 A 329 2700 0002 0002 700 00 (Track) 00 60 61 62 63 64 65 SHEET SP 60 SW For further information please contact: Scale 1:10,000 Oxfordshire County Council Environment and Economy To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Statement.
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  • Cllrs Freddie Van Mierlo, Liz Leffman and David Turner at Martin-Baker, Chalgrove

    Cllrs Freddie Van Mierlo, Liz Leffman and David Turner at Martin-Baker, Chalgrove

    Photo - Cllrs Freddie van Mierlo, Liz Leffman and David Turner at Martin-Baker, Chalgrove Focus on Parishes with Cllr Freddie van Mierlo (Chalgrove and Watlington) August 2021 Welcome to my monthly update. I will be sharing a regular update in the first week of every month. In the interests of transparency and sharing good ideas I will be sharing this update publicly as well as with parish councils in Chalgrove and Watlington division. It has been a very busy month with lots of progress on all fronts! See below for more details! My recent meetings • 5th July: Britwell Salome Parish Council • 6th July: Nettlebed Parish Council • 8th July: Berrick Salome Parish Council • 12th July: Swyncombe Parish Council • 13th July: Full County Council Meeting • 13th July: Pyrton Parish Council • 13th July: Watlington Parish Council • 14th July: Little Milton Parish Council • 3rd August: Pishill with Stonor Parish Council • 5th August: Martin-Baker Aircraft Company (Chalgrove airfield) • 6th August: Resident of Watlington on issue of special educational needs Upcoming meetings: • 12th August: Britwell Salome Parish Council If there are meetings you would like to invite me to please get in touch: [email protected] ******************************************************************** ******* OCC news: Oxfordshire Plan 2050 Consultation: A consultation has been launched on a plan that will set out how much new development there will be in Oxfordshire by 2050 and where this new development is located Oxfordshire County Council joins the UK100 to take on the climate emergency: UK100 is the only network for UK locally elected leaders who have pledged to play their part in the global effort to avoid the worst impacts of climate change by switching to 100% clean energy by 2050.