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Fawler 208 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 BR From Charlbury BR 21 at the Charlbury Parish boundary Parish boundary change 1.4.85 : 1) on Stonesfield Lane leading SE to BRs 2 and 7, NE of part now Charlbury BR 21. 2) Part now Fawler, then SE across the S end of FP 4, S of Hill Barn Stonesfield BR 18. Farm Cottages, to BR 3 and Stonesfield BR 18 at the Stonesfield Parish boundary W of Highfield Farm. (The Boundary Commission changes of 1.4.85 transferred part of Fawler BR 1 into Charlbury where it was renumbered as part of Charlbury BR 21 and transferred part of Fawler BR 1 into Stonesfield where it was renumbered as 2 BR From Main Street, Fawler, next to the Council Houses, leading NE to BR 1 and BR 7. 3 BR From the Stonesfield to Fawler road, N of Spratt's Farm, leading NNE along the Stonesfield Parish boundary, crossing BR 1, to Spelsbury RUPPs 31 and 34 at the Spelsbury and Stonesfield Parish boundaries SW of Newbarn Farm. 4 FP From BR 1, S of Hill Barn FarmCottages, leading NW and generally N through Hill Barn Farm to the Charlbury Parish boundary at the Charlbury to Woodstock road 5 FP From the Stonesfield to Charlbury road, SE of Manor 1.5m over the dedicated Dedication Agreements dated 1) Farm, leading S to the point where the railway crosses sections at the River 15.8.94. 2) 8.9.94. 3) 29.5.97. the River Evenlode where two spurs lead: Evenlode. 1) SSW under the railway then SE to the footbridge over the River Evenlode (date 29.5.97), and 2) SE and SW to Finstock FP8 at the Finstock Parish boundary at the River Evenlode, S of the railway (date 8.9.94 and 29.5.97). 7 BR From the Woodstock to Charlbury road (B4447), SE of Lee's Rest, leading S to BR 1 and BR 2. 8 FP From the North Leigh to Fawler road at Oaklands Lodge, leading N to Oaklands Farm then SE, NNE and generally NE to the North Leigh to Stonesfield road at the Stonesfield Parish boundary. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Fawler To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Fencott and Murcott 209 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 FP From Pound Lane at its junction with the Fencott to 5 feet wide - Inclosure Murcott road, leading NW to FP 4 (Newgate Road) at its Award. junction with FP 2. 2 FP From FP 4 (Newgate Road) at its junction with FP 1, 5 feet wide - Inclosure leading NW to FP 3 then NNE and NW to the track Award. leading to the M40, N of Fencott. 3 FP From FP 2 leading SW to Bull's Lane, Fencott. 4 FP From the Fencott to Murcott road leading NNE along The M40 London-Oxford-Birmingham Newgate Road, past the SE end of Bull's Lane, to the (Waterstock to Wendlebury Section junction of FPs 1 and 2, then NE across the footbridge Side Roads) Order 1989. over M40 where it turns SW then NW following N boundary of the M40 for 360m, then NW to the footbridge over the River Ray at its junction with Merton FP 5 at the Merton Parish boundary. 5 FP From the Fencott to Murcott road, E of Manor Farm, leading N to Fencott Lane. 6 BR From the village street, Murcott, leading NE along Field 12 feet wide - Inclosure The M40 London-Oxford-Birmingham Road and crossing the M40 via a bridge to its junction Award. (Waterstock to Wendlebury Section with BR 18, continuing NE to Arncott BR 3 at the Arncott Side Roads) Order 1989. Parish boundary. 7 FP From BR 18 at the N boundary of the M40 leading NE 1) Part now BR 18. 2) The M40 following County boundary to Arncott FP 5 at the Arncott London-Oxford-Birmingham parish boundary, S of Castle Farm. (Waterstock to Wendlebury Section Side Roads) Order 1989. 8 FP From Horton-cum-Studley FP 2 at the Horton- cum-Studley Parish boundary leading S and SE, parallel with Parish boundary, to the N end of BR 17 at its junction with Horton-cum- Studley BR 14 at the Horton-cum-Studley Parish boundary. 9 FP From Joseph's Stone, where BR 14 (Roman Road) crosses BR 10 in the centre of Otmoor, leading NW and N to BR 15, SE of Charlton-on-Otmoor. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Fencott and Murcott To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Fencott and Murcott 209 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 10 BR From Oddington BR 10 at the Oddington Parish boundary, at the River Ray E of Oddington, near the N end of BR 16, leading ESE across Otmoor to the junction of BR 14 (Roman Road) and FP 9 at Joseph's Stone, then continuing ESE to the Pump House where it turns SE, passing the SW end of _BR 17 to its junction with Horton-cum-Studley RUPP 15 (Ragnall's Lane) at the Horton-cum-Studley Parish boundary. 11 BR From BR 16 and Noke BR 7 at the Noke Parish Part 40 feet wide and part boundary, leading generally E along the S side of 12 feet wide - Inclosure Otmoor, N of the Noke and Beckley and Stowood Parish Award. boundaries, to the S end of BR 14 (Roman road) at its junction with Beckley and Stowood BR 9 at the Beckley 12 FP From the S end of Pigeonhouse Lane leading SW for a short distance then NW and W to FP 13 at the lane running S from the Fencott to Murcott road, opposite Newgate Road _(FP 4). 13 FP From the W end of FP 12 at the lane running S from the Fencott to Murcott road opposite Newgate Road (FP 4), leading W to BR 15 _S of Fencott. 14 BR From BR 15, S of Fencott, leading S across Otmoor to the junction of BR 10 and FP 9 at Joseph's Stone, continuing S to BR 11 and Beckley and Stowood BR 9 at the Beckley and Stowood Parish boundary. 15 BR From the Fencott to Murcott road, E of Manor Farm, leading SW past the W end of FP 13 to BR 14 (Roman Road), then WSW across the N end of FP 9 and the River Ray, then NW to Charlton-on-Otmoor BR 3 at the Charlton-on- Otmoor Parish boundary, S of Charlton-on- 16 BR From BR 10 near its junction with Oddington BR 10, E of Oddington, leading SW and S to BR 11 and Noke BR 7 at the Noke Parish boundary. 17 BR From BR 10 leading NE along the Horton- cum-Studley Parish boundary to FP 8 and Horton-cum-Studley BR 14 at the Horton-cum-Studley Parish boundary. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Fencott and Murcott To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Fencott and Murcott 209 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 18 BR From the County boundary at FP 7, on the N side of the The M40 London-Oxford-Birmingham M40, leading NW following the line of the M40 then (Waterstock to Wendlebury Section generally N to BR 6 (Field Road) at the bridge over the Side Roads) Order 1989. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Fencott and Murcott To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Fernham 210 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 FP From Chapel Lane close to B4508 NNW to Little Coxwell Parish boundary near Ringdale Manor. 2 FP From Chapel Lane, near B4508 NE to South Farm Lane (BR 3). 3 BR From Uffington Parish boundary, near the Dismantled Railway, NW to Uffington Road and NNW and N to South Farm continuing NNW to Little Coxwell Parish boundary. 4 FP From Longcot Road N of Manor Farm, SE, E and NE to Road opposite St.John's Church. 5 FP From FP 4, near Fernham Post Office, SE to Uffington Road, near Gains Bridge. 6 FP From Church Lane, WSW to FP 4, at Manor Farm. Formerly FP 7. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Fernham To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Fifield 211 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 FP From the road at The Green, Fifield, leading NE and SE past the S end of FP 12 to Bruern FP 10 at the Bruern Parish boundary, E of Fifield. 2 FP From the Lane between Fifield House and Manor Farm leading SE to BR 3 and Bruern BR 11 at the Bruern Parish boundary. 3 BR From the Milton-under-Wychwood road, SW of the Rectory and opposite BR 5, leading SE to FP 2 and Bruern BR 11 at the Bruern Parish boundary. 4 FP From the Milton-under-Wychwood road, at the Rectory, leading SSW across BR 5 to Bruern FP 13 at the Bruern Parish boundary midway between the Stow-on-the-Wold to Burford road and Milton-under-Wychwood road. 5 BR From the Milton-under-Wychwood road, S of the Rectory and opposite BR 3, leading SW across FP 4 to the Stow-on-the-Wold to Burford road (A424), S of the 6 FP From the Stow-on-the-Wold to Burford road (A424), S of the Merrymouth Inn, leading SW, NW and N to BR 7, N of Warren Farm.
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