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List of Public Roads Under the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984 Falkirk Council List of Public Roads under The Roads (Scotland) Act 1984 A ‘Public Road’ is one maintained by the relevant Roads Authority (RA). The Council is the RA for roads within its boundaries other than the motorways and trunk roads for which the RA is Transport Scotland on behalf of the Scottish Government. [For information, a ‘Private Road’ is one maintained by persons or bodies other than the local RA. The designation does not necessarily imply that the general public do not have a right of access over the ‘Private Road’]. This list is believed to be comprehensive at the date of publication. The Council is in the process of adding certain footpaths to the list which have, to date, been omitted. Further, the implications of the quarterly updating regime appropriate to this information should be borne in mind. Legitimate matters of detail may be referred, in writing, to The Director of Development Services, Development Services, Abbotsford House, Davids Loan, FALKIRK FK2 7YZ. Copyright Issues In respect of the List Of Public Roads, any further use of the information must comply with the terms of Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988 and the Copyright and Roads in Databases Regulations 1997. In particular, any commercial use or re-use of the information provided requires the prior written consent of the Council. Requests for such consent should be addressed to the Director of Development Services, Development Services, Abbotsford House, Davids Loan, FALKIRK FK2 7YZ. Some or all of the information may be subject to third party copyright, in which case the permission of the third party copyright holder may be required. No claim is made in respect of third party copyright. Format of the List of Public Roads The list is provided in two parts and it may be necessary to scan both parts to be sure of obtaining complete information. The first part lists Roads/Streets by their official name or description. The second part lists alternative unofficial names for certain roads. Glossary In the List of Public Roads, the following terms are used: Name The formal/official name of a road Description The formal/official description of a road which does not have a formal name Number The route number. Eg A803, B810, C47 Alternative Name An unofficial or local name for a road List of Public Roads (Part 1) A706 from Crawfield Road to Council Boundary at Swordie Mains Bo'ness A8004 from Checkbar Roundabout to M876 Slip Road Bonnybridge A801 from Bowhouse to Council Boundary at River Avon Avonbridge A801 from Lathallan Roundabout to Bowhouse Roundabout Maddiston A803 from A883 to Falkirk Road Bonnybridge Bonnybridge A803 from A904 to Council Boundary east of Linlithgow Blackness A803 from Council Boundary at Linlithgow Bridge to Lathallan Roundabout Whitecross A803 from Gilston Roundabout to A803 Main Street, Polmont Polmont A803 from Gilston Roundabout to Lathallan Roundabout Polmont A803 from Glasgow Road Camelon to A883 Bonnybridge A803 from Kilsyth Road Banknock to Council Boundary Banknock A872 From Denny Road Dennyloanhead to Glasgow Road Denny Head of Muir A872 from Stirling Street Dunipace to Council Boundary Dunipace A883 from Broad Street Denny to M876 Slip Road Denny A883 from Checkbar Roundabout to A803 Larbert A883 from M876 Slip Road to Checkbar Roundabout Larbert A9 from Abbots Road Roundabout to Abbotsford Park Roundabout Falkirk A9 from Abbotsford Park Roundabout to Mungalend Roundabout Falkirk A9 from Bean Cross Farm Access to Icehouse Brae Roundabout Falkirk A9 from Bog Roundabout to Falkirk Stadium Roundabout Falkirk A9 from Cadgers Brae Roundabout to Beancross Farm Access Polmont A9 from Etna Road Roundabout to Abbots Road Roundabout Falkirk A9 from Falkirk Stadium Roundabout to Westfield Roundabout Falkirk From Glenbervie Roundabout to Council A9 from Glenbervie Roundabout to boundary excluding unclassified section Council Boundary Torwood fronting Greencrest to Elm View A9 from Glenbervie Roundabout to Unclassified service road fronting Council Boundary Torwood Greencrest to Elm View A9 from Icehouse Brae Roundabout to Bog Roundabout Laurieston Created on 09 April 2021 Page 1 List of Public Roads (Part 1) A9 from Merchiston Roundabout to Rosebank Roundabout Falkirk A9 from Mungalend Roundabout to Merchiston Roundabout Falkirk A9 from Westfield Roundabout to Etna Road Roundabout Falkirk A904 from A803 at Champany to Grahamsdyke Road, Bo'ness Bo'ness A904 from Council Boundary at B9109 to A803 at Champany Blackness A904 from Falkirk Road Grangemouth to Westfield Roundabout Falkirk A904 from Grangemouth Road, Bo'ness to Inveravon Roundabout Bo'ness A905 from Bowtrees North Roundabout to Pow Burn Bridge Airth A905 from Bowtrees South Roundabout to Bowtrees North Roundabout Airth A905 from Glensburgh Road Grangemouth to Coronation Place Skinflats Skinflats A905 from Graham Terrace Airth to Council Boundary Airth A905 from Main Street Skinflats to South Bellsdyke Roundabout Skinflats A905 from Pow Burn Bridge to Main Street, Airth Airth A905 from South Bellsdyke Roundabout to Bowtrees South Roundabout Airth Abbots Moss Drive Falkirk Abbots Road Grangemouth Abbots Road Falkirk Abbots Road Roundabout Falkirk Abbotsford Drive Grangemouth Abbotsford Drive Laurieston Abbotsford Gardens Falkirk Abbotsford Park Roundabout Falkirk Abbotsford Street Falkirk Abbotsgrange Road Grangemouth Abbotsinch Road Grangemouth Abbotsview Polmont Abercairney Crescent Maddiston Abercairney Place Grangemouth Abercrombie Street Falkirk Academy Road Bo'ness Achray Drive Falkirk Acorn Crescent Larbert Acre Road Bo'ness Acre View Bo'ness Adam Crescent Stenhousemuir Adam Street Falkirk Adams Loan Carron Affric Drive Falkirk Afton Drive Head of Muir Created on 09 April 2021 Page 2 List of Public Roads (Part 1) Ainslie Gardens Polmont Airlie Drive Polmont Airthrey Drive Stenhousemuir Aitchison Drive Larbert Aitchison Place Falkirk except parking area at east of site Aitken Crescent Redding Aitken Drive Slamannan Aitken Gardens Falkirk Aitken Road Falkirk Aitken Terrace Falkirk Akarit Road Stenhousemuir Albert Avenue Grangemouth Albert Road Falkirk Alder Grove Westquarter Alexander Avenue Falkirk Alexander Avenue Grangemouth Allan Court Grangemouth Allan Crescent Dunipace Allan Place Bonnybridge Allandale Cottages Allandale Allison Crescent Redding Alloa Road Stenhousemuir Alloa Road Carron Alloway Laurieston Alloway Crescent Bonnybridge Alloway Wynd Larbert Alma Lane Falkirk Alma Street Falkirk From Alma St forming a cul-de-sac for Alma Terrace Falkirk 36m. From junction with Almond Road in a westerly direction for a distance of 15m Almond Court Falkirk including footways Almond Drive Banknock Almond Road Falkirk Almond Road Roundabout Falkirk Almond Street Grangemouth Almond Terrace Whitecross Alyth Drive Polmont Amberley Path Grangemouth Amulree Place Bo'ness Ancaster Place Falkirk Anderson Avenue Falkirk Anderson Crescent Shieldhill Anderson Drive Carron Anderson Drive Denny Anderson Gardens Maddiston Anderson Park Road Denny Anderson Street Bonnybridge Andrew Crescent Stenhousemuir Angus Road Bo'ness Annan Court Falkirk except parking areas Anne Drive Stenhousemuir Annet Road Head of Muir Annfield Place Grangemouth Anson Avenue Falkirk Created on 09 April 2021 Page 3 List of Public Roads (Part 1) Whole footpath excluding path between Antonine Court Bo'ness 4 and 5 Antonine Court Antonine Gardens Falkirk Antonine Grove Bonnybridge Antonine Street Falkirk Antonshill Roundabout Stenhousemuir Appin Grove Polmont Apple Blossom Grove Maddiston Ard Court Grangemouth Ardgay Crescent Bonnybridge Ardgay Drive Bonnybridge Ardgay Road Bonnybridge Ardgay Terrace - From junction with Ardgay Crescent in a northerly direction Ardgay Terrace Bonnybridge for approximately 10m Ardmore Drive Polmont Ardvreck Place Carron Argyll Avenue Falkirk Argyll Path Denny Armour Mews Larbert Arneil Place Brightons Arnot Street Falkirk Arnothill Falkirk Arnothill Court Falkirk Arnothill Gardens Falkirk Arnothill Mews Falkirk Arran Court Grangemouth Arran Terrace Falkirk Arthur's Drive Stenhousemuir Ash Grove Westquarter Ash Grove Stenhousemuir Ash Place Banknock Ashley Road Polmont Ashley Street Bonnybridge Athol Crescent Laurieston Atrium Way Bonnybridge Auchentyre Place Carronshore Auchincloch Drive Banknock Aven Drive Laurieston Avon Court Falkirk except parking areas Avon Place Bo'ness Avon Road Whitecross Avon Street Grangemouth Avon Street Dunipace Avonbank Avenue Grangemouth From A872 Stirling Street in a westerly then northerly direction for 167 metres. Avonbank Gardens Dunipace Also footpath fronting nos 26-37 Avonbridge Road Slamannan Avondhu Gardens Grangemouth Avonlea Drive Polmont Avonpark Avonbridge Avonside Drive Dunipace Avontoun Crescent Whitecross Created on 09 April 2021 Page 4 List of Public Roads (Part 1) B8022 from Avonbridge Road Slamannan via junction with Leppie Road to B825 Falkirk B8028 from California Road Shieldhill to north boundary of California Shieldhill B8028 from Falkirk Road Glen Village to Cross Brae Shieldhill Falkirk B8028 from Main Street Avonbridge to Council Boundary Avonbridge B8028 from north boundary of California All except access to farm & works' to south boundary of California California entrance B8028 from south boundary of California to Falkirk Road Avonbridge Avonbridge B803 from Brownrigg Road Slamannan to Council Boundary Slamannan B803 from Slamannan Road Falkirk to Except for entrance to farm including 2 Manse Place Slamannan Falkirk gates B805 from Bowhouse Roundabout to Main Street Maddiston Maddiston B805 from Maddiston
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