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CALNE Statement to Accompany the Definitive Map Depicted on O.S CALNE Statement to accompany the Definitive Map depicted on O.S. Sheets SU 97 SE, SU 07 SW, ST 96 NE and SU 06 NW (as modified under Sections 53 and 55 of the Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981) Parish Path Description of Path Limitations or No. conditions affecting public rights Calne 1 BRIDLEWAY. From the western end of Castle relevant date Street leading west-north-west for approximately 26th June 1990 300 m to Castle Gardens. FOOTPATH. From the western end of the Bridleway section leading west-north-west along Church Walk to its junction with Calne Without Nos.11 and 12 at the Calne Without Parish boundary. Approximate length 654 m. Width Bridleway 4.5 m. Width Footpath 1.2 m. Calne 2 FOOTPATH. From New Road leading south relevant date along the west side of Station Road to the stile on 26th June 1990 to Station Road. Approximate length 87 m. Width – varying Calne 3 FOOTPATH. From Station Road leading south relevant date across path No.4, OS Grid Reference ST9972 7052 15th June 2000. continuing south beside the boundary of 101 Wenhill Lane for approximately 32 metres to OS Grid Reference ST9972 7050, then curving in a generally south easterly direction for approximately 45 metres to OS Grid Reference ST9974 7046 the south east for approximately 50 metres to its junction with Silver Street. OS Grid Reference ST9978 7043 with a width of 1.5 metres. Calne 4 FOOTPATH. From Silvery Street, B.3102, leading relevant date south-west across path No.3, past the Cattle Market 26th June 1990 to the Calne Without Parish boundary towards Pinhills Farm. Approximate length 821 m. Width 4.5 m - 2.7 m. Calne 6 FOOTPATH. From Back Lane, 32 m south-west relevant date of London Rod, A.4, leading south to the junction 26th June 1990 of paths Nos.9 and 11 near Quemerford Lodge Plantation. Approximate length 336 m. Width 2.7 m. 047.FP/4.3.96 Parish Path Description of Path Limitations or No. conditions affecting public rights Calne 9 BRIDLEWAY. From the junction of paths Nos.6 relevant date and 11 near Quemerford Lodge Plantation leading 14th May 1991 north-east to London Road, A.4. Approximate length 181 m. Width 3 m. Calne 10 BRIDLEWAY. From London Road, A.4, at the relevant date Lodge opposite Holy Trinity Churchyard, leading 26th June 1990 south-west to its junction with path No.13 on the Calne Without Parish boundary. Approximate length 730 m. Width 3 m. Calne 11 FOOTPATH. From the junction of paths Nos.6 relevant date and 11 near Quemerford Lodge Plantation, leading 26th June 1990 south to path No.10 with a short section leading south-east from No.10 to the Calne Without Parish boundary south-east of Verne Leaze Farm. Approximate length 90 m. Width 0.9 m. Calne 13 FOOTPATH. From the southern end of Silver relevant date Street, B.3102, leading south-east to its junction 26th June 1990 with path No.10 on the Calne Without Parish boundary. Approximate length 120 m. Width 0.9 m. Calne 15 FOOTPATH. From London Road, A.4, opposite relevant date the Talbot Inn, leading south-west to Rookery Park, 6th August 1991 south-west of Ebor House. Approximate length 240 m. Width 2 m. Calne 16 FOOTPATH. From London Road, A.4, at relevant date Quemerford Bridge leading south-west to its 6th August 1991 junction with Stockley Lane, C.247, with a short spur extending west of Stockley Lane towards Part subject Rookery Park. to ploughing Approximate length 196 m. Width 1 m. Calne 17 FOOTPATH. From London Road, A.4, about 118 relevant date m east of Quemerford House, leading in a generally 24th November 2005 southerly direction through Upper Quemerford Mill to path No 68 on the Calne Parish Boundaryl. 047.FP/4.3.96 Parish Path Description of Path Limitations or No. conditions affecting public rights Approximate length 174 m. Calne 18 FOOTPATH Leading from 2017 Calne Without relevant date Parish boundary and the disused railway line in a 1st April 2017 generally north easterly direction to the River Marden. Crossing the River and the Wilts and Berks Canal south of Chivay Well Farm, continuing south east on the northern side of the canal, across the Sluice to Station Road joining Calne Footpath No. 2. Width 2 metres except Conditions & limitations from the western end of the path easterly for approximately 50 metres, there is a retaining wall (where required) and a 1.2 metre high fence on a northern side with a 1.8 metre high fence topped with barbed wire on the southern side. The path width at this point is reduced to not less than 1metre. Approximate length 610metres. Calne 21 FOOTPATH. From Stockley Lane, A4, opposite relevant date Blackland Park, leading north over in the direction of 16th December 2010 Quemerford Common Farm until its junction with Calne Footpath No. 22. Approximate length 207 m. Calne 22 FOOTPATH. From the Calne Without parish boundary relevant date and its junction with Calne Without Footpath No. 35 16th December 2010 leading in an east-south-easterly direction, passing south of Quemerford Common Farm and its junction with Calne Footpath No. 21, then continuing east, then generally north to the Calne Without parish boundary, joining again with Calne Without Footpath No. 35. Approximate length 485 m. Width 1 m Width 2 m between OS Grid Reference SU 0123 6990 to OS Grid Reference SU 0136 6997. Calne 23 BRIDLEWAY. From Wessington Park, north of relevant date the recreation ground, leading north to the junction 14th May 1991 of paths Nos.27, 29 and 30. Approximate length 110 m. Width 3 m. Calne 24 FOOTPATH. From Path No.19 and 20 at Rookery relevant date Farm leading north and north west along the 2017 1st April 2017 Calne Parish Boundary to its junction with Calne 047.FP/4.3.96 Parish Path Description of Path Limitations or No. conditions affecting public rights Path No.10. Approximate length 415m. Calne 25 FOOTPATH. From Wessington Park leading due relevant date north across path No.32 thence along the bank of 14th May 1991 the River Marden to path No.77, thence south-west for approximately 15 m and north-west for 110 m to its junction with Brewer's Lane. A short length of No.25 leads from the end of No.71 north-north- west to Wessington park. Approximate length 315 m. Width 1 m. Calne 27 FOOTPATH. From the northern end of path relevant date No.23 at its junction with path No.29 leading north 6th August 1991 past path No.30 and east to the Calne Without Parish boundary, north of River's Brook. Approximate length 222 m. Width 1 m. Calne 29 FOOTPATH. From the junction of paths Nos.23 relevant date and 27 leading west to path No.25 at Michaelmas 14th May 1991 Bridge. Approximate length 149 m. Width 1 m. Calne 30 FOOTPATH. From path No.27, north of path relevant date No.29, leading north-west to Low Lane. 6th August 1991 Approximate length 313 m. Width 1 m. Calne 32 FOOTPATH. From London Road, A.4, between relevant date the School and the Cemetery, leading north-east 14th May 1991 past path No.34, crossing Wessington Park, and across path No.25 to path No.30. Approximate length 240 m. Width 1 m. Calne 34 FOOTPATH. From its junction with path 32 at the relevant date rear of numbers 4 and 5 Wessington Park, leading 19th December 2002 generally north-west for a distance of approximately 95m, then north-east for approximately 6m, then north-west for a distance of approximately 19m to its junction with Churchill Close. Approximate length 120m. Width 1m. 047.FP/4.3.96 Parish Path Description of Path Limitations or No. conditions affecting public rights Calne 37 FOOTPATH. From path No.30, south-east of Low relevant date Lane Corner, leading north-east parallel to Low 11th February 1992 Lane to the Calne Without Parish boundary towards Sands Farm. Approximate length 457 m. Width 1 m. Calne 38 FOOTPATH. From Anchor Road leading north- relevant date east over a 3.5 m wide carriage road along the 14th May 1991 south side of the Recreation ground to path No.75. Approximate length 156 m. Width 3.5 m. Calne 40 FOOTPATH. From Calne Without path No.16 at relevant date the Calne Without Parish boundary leading north- 14th May 1991 west and south-west to the north-eastern end of Heron Close thence north-west and south-west along the bank of Abberd Brook to Prince Charles Drive; A short length of No.40 runs from the west side of Prince Charles Drive, south-west through flats to its junction with path No.75. A further length 180 m south-west of this point runs from path No.75, south-west along the edge of the recreation ground to Anchor Road. Approximate length 425 m. Width 0.9 m - 1.2 m. Calne 44 FOOTPATH. From the north of Macauley Square relevant date leading north to Abberd Way at its junction with 14th May 1991 No.72. Approximate length 10 m. Calne 46 FOOTPATH. From the junction of paths Nos.50 relevant date and 53 at Broken Cross, leading north-east to 14th May 1991 Abberd Way. Approximate length 50 m. Width 2 m. Calne 49 FOOTPATH. From the footbridge near Honey relevant date Garston, leading north-west along the side of a 14th May 1991 Stream to Oxford Road, B.3102.
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