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Bishops Sutton Information on Rights of Way in Hampshire including extracts from “The Hampshire Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Prepared by the County Council under section 33(1) of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and section 57(3) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The relevant date of this document is 15th December 2007 Published 1st January 2008 Notes: 1. Save as otherwise provided, the prefix SU applies to all grid references 2. The majority of the statements set out in column 5 were prepared between 1950 and 1964 and have not been revised save as provided by column 6 3. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘5’ were added to the definitive map after 1st January 1964 4. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘7’ were originally in an adjoining parish but have been affected by a diversion or parish boundary change since 1st January 1964 5. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘9’ were in an adjoining county on 1st January 1964 6. Columns 3 and 4 do not form part of the Definitive Statement and are included for information only Parish and Path No. Status Start Point (Grid End point (Grid Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations ref and ref and description) description) Bishops Sutton 1 Footpath 6105 3249 6122 3334 From Road U.164, Bighton Lane, to Parish Boundary Road U164, Junction with Bighton Lane Bighton Footpath From U.164 through field gate, northwards across arable field, over stile, across arable 2, at Parish field, through field gate, along grass track, through iron kissing gate, across arable field, Boundary and over fence at Parish Boundary. Bishops Sutton 2 Footpath 6152 3281 6191 3288 From Road U.164, Bighton Lane, to Road C.127, Northside Lane Road U164, Road C127, Bighton Lane, Northside Lane, From U.164, though hunting gate, eastwards along verge of pasture, through field gate at opposite track to at Northside Farm Northside Farm, then along 10ft. wide farm track, enclosed between fences, to Road C.127. Bighton Bottom Farm Bishops Sutton 3 6194 3287 6223 3306 From Road C.127 opposite Northside Farm to junction with No. 4 Footpath Road C127, Junction with Northside Lane, Footpath 4 From C.127 through field gate, north eastwards across arable field to junction with No. 4 at opposite Northside Sutton Beech Wood. Farm Bishops Sutton 4 Footpath 6201 3268 6260 3352 From Road C.127 to Road U.153 opposite Suttonwood Cottages Road C127, Road U153, Northside Lane Sutton Wood From C.127 over wire fence, north-eastwards across pasture, over wire fence, across arable Lane, field, through field gate, along verge of arable field, through field gate, then along path opposite approximately 8 ft. wide through Sutton Beech Wood and Hazel Wood to Road U.153. Suttonwood Cottages Bishops Sutton 5 Footpath 6214 3342 6240 3337 From Road U.182, Goscombs Lane, to junction with No. 4 Junction with Junction with Bighton Footpath Footpath 4 From U.182 through gap loose wired southwards along grass track approximately 9ft. 705 wide, over slip rails, then south-eastwards and north-eastwards along earth track through Sutton Wood to junction with No. 4. Bighton 705 Footpath 6211 3349 6214 3342 Road U182, Junction with Goscombe Lane Bishops Sutton Footpath 5 Bishops Sutton 6a Footpath 6125 3197 6136 3211 From Road U.182, North Street, to Road C.127, Northside Lane The path follows a diverted route between 6134 3199 Road U182 Road U182, and 6168 3222 Green Lane From U.182 through gap, south-eastwards along earth path enclosed between hedge and 1 allotment gardens, crossing gravel road of housing estate, then along grass track enclosed Bishops Sutton 6b Footpath 6160 3206 6199 3266 between wire fences, through gap across arable field, through gap, crossing Road U.182 Road U182, Road C127, Green Lane through gap, across arable field, over stile, across railway line, over stile across Green Lane Northside Lane, arable field, over bar fence, across arable field, through field gate, across arable field and southwest of through gateway on to Road C.127. Northside Farm Bishops Sutton 7 Footpath 6062 3200 6037 3226 From Road U.164 at Church to Railway Bridge That part of the path which ran between 6037 3226 Road U182, Road U164, and 6002 3259 has been extinguished Mill Lane, Church Lane, From U.164 through wicket gate, north-westwards along 4ft. wide gravel path through at Watercress Beds at Church church yard, over stile, across pasture, over stile, then along 4ft. wide grass path between fence and watercress beds, through wicket gate, crossing Road U.182, along gravel road, then along grass path between house and stream, over plank footbridge, along grass track to Western Court Farm then northwards along concrete causeway across watercress beds, then westwards along grass track enclosed approximately 10ft. wide between hedges to track and northwards along track to railway bridge. Bishops Sutton 9 Footpath 5968 3242 5940 3238 From Road A.31 at Railway to Parish Boundary Road B3047, at Junction with New Mid-Hants Railway Alresford Footpath From A.31 through field gate north westwards along verge of arable field, then south Line 2, at Parish westwards along grass path enclosed between hedge and wire fence to Parish Boundary. Boundary Bishops Sutton 10 Footpath 6097 3179 6142 3005 From Road A.31 opposite Newhouse Farm to Road U.181 at Common Farm The path follows a diverted route between 6095 3158 Road B3047, Road U181, and 6096 3147 Bishops Sutton Common Farm From A.31 through field gate, southwards along 10ft. wide grass track enclosed between Road Lane, fences, over stile, across pasture, over wire fence, across arable field, through field gate, opposite Common along grass track approximately 10ft. wide, through field gate, then along unenclosed path Farm across arable field, and through gateway on to Road U.181 opposite Common Farm. Bishops Sutton 11 Footpath 6170 3057 6209 2955 From Road U.181 to Road U.181 south of Old Park Wood Road U181, Junction with Common Farm Restricted Byway From U.181, over fence, south eastwards across pasture, along earth path through woods, Lane 15 then along headland of arable field, and through gap, along headland of arable field and through gap on to Road U.181 (unmetalled). Bishops Sutton 12 Footpath 6274 2960 6310 3071 From Parish Boundary to Parkside Lane Junction with Road U228, Bramdean Footpath Parkside Lane From Parish Boundary through gap, then north eastwards across arable field, through gap, 32, at Parish across arable field, through gateway, across arable field, over fence, across arable field, and Boundary through field gate to Parkside Lane at Parish Boundary. Bishops Sutton 13 Footpath 6212 2936 6218 2950 1.85 metres wide Junction with Junction with Footpath 16, Parish Restricted Byway Boundary 15 2 Bishops Sutton 14 Footpath 5909 3020 5910 3036 From Parish Boundary to Parish Boundary near Appledown Lane The path follows a diverted route between 5910 3050 Junction with Junction with and 5910 3037 Cheriton Footpath Tichborne Footpath From Parish Boundary southwards across arable field to Parish Boundary. 1, at Parish 8, at Parish 1.2 metres wide between 5909 3050 and 5910 3036 Boundary Boundary Bishops Sutton 15 Restricted 6243 2946 6131 2990 From Parish Boundary, at Breach Plain Cottages, to Road U181 Byway Junction with Road U181, Bramdean Common Farm From Parish Boundary westwards along roughly metalled track between hedge and fence Restricted Byway Lane, about 15 ft. apart, then north westwards along grass track approximately 6 ft. wide through 31, at Parish south west of woods, then between hedge and fence about 25 ft. apart, then northwards along roughly Boundary Common Farm metalled track approximately 7 ft. wide between hedges 30 ft. apart to Road U.181 south of Common Farm. Bishops Sutton 16 Footpath 6211 2936 6190 2936 From No. 13 to Parish Boundary Junction with Junction with Footpath 13 Bramdean Footpath From No. 13 westwards along headland of arable field and through gap at Parish 24, at Parish Boundary. Boundary Bishops Sutton 21 Footpath 6123 3189 6192 3178 From Road U.182, North Street, to Road C.127 Road U182, Road C127, Water Lane Northside Lane, From Road U.182 eastwards along metalled Road 10 ft. wide between hedge and ditch 15 opposite Depot ft. apart, then along earth and grass track width between 15 and 30 ft. and on to Road C.127. Bishops Sutton 22 Restricted 5974 3163 5996 3227 From Road U.181 to Road A.31 Byway Road U181, Road B3047, Whitehill Lane, Bishops Sutton From Road U.181 at White Hill north and north eastwards along grass track 6 ft. wide at White Hill Road between hedge and fence approximately 12 ft. apart, then roughly metalled track and on to Road A.31. Bishops Sutton 23 Restricted 5956 2996 5911 3141 From Road U.164 to Whitehill Lane, U.181 Byway Junction with Junction with Cheriton Restricted Tichborne From Road U.164 at Parish Boundary north westwards along roughly metalled track, then Byway 21, at Bridleway 6, at grass track 6 to 8 ft. wide between hedges, widening to 40 ft. at junction with No. 24, then Parish Boundary Parish Boundary along grass track approximately 8 ft. wide, then northwards along roughly metalled track between hedges turning north westwards and on to Road U.181, Whitehill Lane. Bishops Sutton 24 Restricted 5967 3068 5937 3034 From Road U.181, at Scrubbs Farm, to No. 23 Byway Road U181, Junction with Dark Lane, Restricted Byway From Road U.181 through Scrubbs Barn farmyard, south westwards through two field at Scrubb Farm 23 gates, along grass track approximately 6 ft.
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