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Definitive Statement, Special Review of Public Rights of Way, 1971 with Diversions and Closures Definitive Statement, Special Review of Public Rights of Way, 1971 with diversions and closures Updated 2013 (This Statement is subject to further updates which may be required) w:\data01\bssgladm\restrictions\prow\2013 updated version.doc Route Numbers highlighted in red are ‘urban’ paths that are managed by Streetcare Route Numbers highlighted in green are ‘rural’ paths that are managed by the Parks Service Route National Status Position and Description of Public Rights of Way Number Grid References 1 496924 FP From northern end of Carter Drive west then north-west Footpath along River Rom to bridge (alternatively north-west then west along private road to bridge), across the Rom and generally north-west to the Borough boundary with Redbridge at Mile Plantation. 2 499937 FP part From end of Essex FP No. 23 south to end of Clockhouse bridleway Lane. 3 511933 FP part From North Road opposite The Parade, north-west to byway junction with Essex FP No. 24 at Borough boundary in Witch Hill Plantation. 4 511934 FP From North Road, opposite Wyldberg Lodge at junction with FP No. 3 west, then north to junction with Essex FP No. 25 at Borough boundary. 5 14937 FP From North Road, opposite 500 metres north of Wyldberg Lodge, north to join Essex FP No. 26 at Borough boundary. 6 16940 FP From North Road, 500 metres south of The Lodge, south- east to Broxhill Road. 7 533942 FP From junction with FP No. 10 at Paternoster Row, south- west to North Road, 100 metres south of Wyldberg Lodge. 8 537931 FP From Noak Hill Road, side of The Bear, north-east to junction with FP No. 7. 9 528928 FP From Broxhill Road, opposite Broxhill, north-east to junction with FP No. 8 at Cumming Hall. 10 534933 FP part From Noak Hill Common at junction with FP No. 8, north byway to Church Road, opposite The Poplars. 11 536942 FP From Church Road, 200 metres south-east of The Poplars, south-west to junction with FP No. 10 at Paternoster Row. w:\data01\bssgladm\restrictions\prow\2013 updated version.doc 12 537946 FP From junction with Essex FP No. 37, south to Church Road, at The Poplars. 13 539944 FP From junction with FP No. 14, north-west to junction with Essex FP No. 38. 14 537941 FP From Church Road, opposite FP No. 15, north-east to Borough boundary at junction with Essex FP No. 52. 15 536935 FP From Noak Hill Common at junction with FP No. 16, north to Church Road, 400 metres north-west of St Thomas’ Church. 16 536933 FP From Noak Hill Common at junction with FP No. 8 north Extinguishe to Church Road at Spice Pit Farm. d in part 17 493918 FP From Stapleford Gardens, north to Craven Gardens, known as Chigwell View. 18 500921 FP From end of Ravenswood Close, east to Clockhouse Lane, between Nos. 181 & 183. 19 494907 FP From White Hart Lane, side of allotments, west to Collier Row Lane at Sungate House. 20 499910 FP From Collier Row Lane, between Nos. 286 & 288, north- east to end of Fullers Close. 21 500917 FP From the south side of Number 7 Vernon Road north-east to junction of Orange Tree Hill & Havering Road North. 22 508920 FP From end of Highfield Road, north-east to Havering Road, side of No. 449. 23 517930 Part From Broxhill Road, entrance to Bedfords park, south to byway Lower Bedfords Road. Part bridleway 24 530920 FP From Daventry Road between Nos. 176 & 182 west to Straight Road. w:\data01\bssgladm\restrictions\prow\2013 updated version.doc 25 530922 FP From Daventry Road north to Hailsham Road, known as Daventry Green. 26 531923 FP From Appleby Drive, south to Hailsham Road, known as Appleby Green. 27 532920 FP From Daventry Road, opposite Daventry Gardens, south- east to Hilldene Avenue, between Nos. 47 & 49. 28 532921 FP From Daventry Road, opposite Longtown Road, north- east to Edenhall Road, opposite Barnstaple Road. 29 533920 FP From Edenhall Road, between Nos. 11 & 13 south-west to Daventry Road. 30 534923 FP From Barnstaple Road, south-east to Montgomery Crescent. Known as Barnstaple Path. 31 535924 FP From Barnstaple Road, south-east to Montgomery Crescent. Known as Bridgwater Walk. 32 536926 FP From North Hill Drive, side of No. 93, west to Aylsham Lane, No. 39. 33 536924 FP From Barnstaple Road, side of Angmering House, south- east to Montgomery Crescent, side of Ampthill House. 34 536927 FP From Aylsham Lane, between Nos. 13 & 15, east to North Hill Drive, between Nos. 121 & 147. 35 536920 FP From West Dene Drive south-west to Newbury Gardens. Known as Newbury Gardens. 36 537922 FP From Bridgwater Road, between Nos. 73 & 75, north-west to Darlington Gardens, between Nos. 34 & 36. Known as Darlington Path. 37 537925 FP From North Hill Drive, side of No. 90, north & east to end of Dorking Walk. Known as Dorking Walk. w:\data01\bssgladm\restrictions\prow\2013 updated version.doc 38 537928 FP From North Hill Drive east to Preston Road. Known as North Hill Green. 39 537920 FP From Farnham Road opposite No. 40, west to West Dene Drive. Known as The Arcade. 40 538920 FP From East Dene Drive, west to Farnham Road, opposite FP No. 39. Known as The Arcade. STOPPED UP 30/04/14 41 538920 FP From East Dene Drive, opposite The Arcade, east. Known as Chippenham Gardens. 42 538923 FP From end of Bridgwater Road, north-east to North Hill Drive. 43 538928 FP From Preston Road opposite Nos. 11-13 north. Known as Woodbridge Close. 44 538918 FP From Dartfields, between Morpeth House and Matlock House, north to Kings Lynn Drive, between Wantage House and Ingleton House. 45 540922 FP From Gooshays Drive between Nos. 207 & 209 south- west to Chippenham Road, between Nos. 150 & 164. 46 39917 FP From Dulverton Road, north-east to end of Dewsbury Gardens. 47 547919 FP From Colne Drive, side of No. 118, north-east to Petersfield Avenue, side of No. 90. 48 544927 FP From Tring Gardens, between Nos. 18 & 20, south-west to Whitchurch Road, between Nos. 40 & 42. 49 544925 FP From Whitchurch Road, east to Tring Gardens. Known as Tring Green. 50 548924 FP From Dagnam Park Drive, between Nos. 241 & 243, south to Wickford Drive. Known as Wickford Close. w:\data01\bssgladm\restrictions\prow\2013 updated version.doc 51 549923 FP From Wickford Drive, south-west to Swindon Gardens. 52 548922 FP From Swindon Lane, south-west to Swindon Close. 53 549920 FP From Redcar Road, at St Pauls Church, south-west to Petersfield Avenue. 54 550 922 FP From Leamington Road, west to Redruth Road. Known as Redruth Walk. 56 551922 FP From Tiverton Gardens, between Nos. 26 & 28, north to Dagnam Park Drive, between Nos. 133 & 153. 57 551921 FP From Stratton Road north to Bedale Road. Known as Stratton Walk. 58 552922 FP From Tiverton Grove, between Nos. 2 & 38, north-east to Dagnam Park Drive, between Nos. 81 & 99. 59 552917 FP From Penrith Road, between Nos. 13 & 15, north to Petersfield Avenue, between Nos. 242 & 244. 60 553918 FP From Tamworth Road, between Nos. 8 & 10, east to Dagnam Park Drive. Known as Dagnam Park Gardens. 61 555917 FP From Petersfield Avenue, side of No. 63, south-east to Borough boundary with Barking, at the rear of Marks Gate Garage. 62 488902 FP From junction with FP No. 63, south-east to Borough boundary with Barking, at the rear of Marks Gate Garage. 63 487903 FP From end of access road in Collier Row Road, 50 metres north east of junction with Whalebone Lane North, south- east to the end of Vanguard Close. 64 495902 FP From White Hart Lane, between Nos. 44 & 46 north-east to Anson Close. 65 495903 FP From Victory Way, between Nos. 6 & 32, south-east to w:\data01\bssgladm\restrictions\prow\2013 updated version.doc Anson Close. 66 497904 FP From Orchard Road, between Nos. 50 & 52, north to Lynton Avenue, between Nos. 117 & 119. 67 500901 FP From Dunster Close, between Nos. 44 & 46, west to Walmer Close, between Nos. 41 & 43. 68 Deleted by Secretary of State for The Environment 29/12/77. 69 503902 FP From Thameshill Avenue, between Nos. 36 & 38 north- east to Ferndale Road, between Nos. 23 & 30. 70 509905 FP From Heather Way, between Nos. 51 & 53 north-west to Heather Close between Nos. 11 & 13. 71 505913 FP From Garage area at rear of Nos. 148/150 Chase Cross Road, south-east to Robin Close. 72 507912 FP From The Drive, between Nos. 92 & 94, south-east to Bower Close, between Nos. 24 & 26. 73 508915 FP From Chelmsford Avenue, between Nos. 79 & 81, north to Chase Cross Road, between Nos. 254 & 256. 74 509914 FP From Chelmsford Avenue, between Nos. 79 & 81, north to Chase Cross Road, between Nos. 254 & 256. 75 511916 FP From end of Chaseside Close, south and west to Havering Road, between Nos. 430 & 432. 76 510912 FP From Tweedway, north-west to Havering Road. Known as Tweed Green. 77 508911 FP From Havering Road, south-east to Tweedway. Known as Tweed Green. 78 510910 FP From Moray Way, rear or 59 Ayr Way, south to Ayr Green, between Nos. 8 & 9. w:\data01\bssgladm\restrictions\prow\2013 updated version.doc 79 509901 FP From Parkside Avenue, between Nos. 127 & 129, north- west to Eastern Avenue, between Nos. 114 & 116. 80 520903 FP From Reed Pond Walk, between Nos.
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