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Langford 271 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 FP From the Langford to Grafton road, S of Lower Farm, Shown on Inclosure Award Map. leading SE to Grafton and Radcot FP 5 at the Grafton and Radcot Parish boundary NW of Grafton. 2 FP From Rectory Farm, Langford, leading SW past FP18, Path is a cul-de-sac. then S to FP4 and SE over the dismantled railway to the Langford to Kelmscot Road. 3 BR From FP18 and BR5 leading SW to the N section of FP4 10 feet. FP section now numbered as FP17. then SE to the S section of FP4, then SW and S to Little Faringdon BR3 at the Little Faringdon Parish boundary, N of the Railway at Langford Brook. 4 FP From the Langford to Little Faringdon road leading S to Tillingtons and generally SE around Tillingtons to BR3, continuing from BR3, SE to FP2. 5 BR From the Langford to Little Faringdon road, SW of the 10 feet. FP section now numbered as FP18. road to Southrop and SW of the school, leading SSE to BR3 and FP18. 6 FP From Church Lane, SW of St Matthews Church, leading Shown on Inclosure Award Map. NW across the NE end of FP17 and the E end of FP7 to Lechlade Road. 7 FP From FP 6 leading W and NW to Lechlade Road at the W Part awarded 6 feet. end of Langford village. 8 FP From the Langford to Filkins road NW of the 6ft Inclosure Award Congregational Chapel leading NW to Filkins and Broughton Poggs FP 16 at the Filkins and Broughton Poggs Parish boundary, W of Broadshire Bridge. 9 FP From Broadwell Road near the new bridge leading NW *The awarded path has a An awarded FP* between Langford and and N to Filkins and Broughton Poggs FP 5 at the Filkins width of 6 feet. Filkins ran on a slightly different and Broughton Poggs Parish boundary, SE of Broadshire alignment to the present route of FP 9. 10 FP From Broadwell Road leading N to rejoin the same road at the bridge over Broadwell Brook on the Filkins and Broughton Poggs Parish boundary. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Langford To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Langford 271 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 11 FP From Vicarage Lane leading E to Broadwell FPs 8 and 9 6ft Inclosure Award at the Broadwell Parish boundary at Broadwell Brook. 12 FP From the Langford to Southrop road S of Broughton Inclosure Award : 6ft BR section now numbered as BR19. Poggs leading SW and W to the A361 CRB section now numbered as SW of Broughton Copse. 13 FP From RUPP 20 and Little Faringdon FP 2 at the Little 6 feet : Inclosure Award. Faringdon Parish boundary leading NW, parallel with and E of the River Leach to the Gloucestershire County boundary (Southrop Parish) on the W side of the lake. 15 BR From the Gloucestershire County boundary (Southrop Shown on the Inclosure Award Map as Parish) S of Shire Gate, leading SE to Filkins and a public road. Broughton Poggs BR 14 at the Filkins and Broughton Poggs Parish boundary. 16 BR From the W side of the Langford to Grafton road, S of the Added by Modification Order confirmed dismantled railway, leading NW for 42m onto the 26.2.99. dismantled railway then NE, passing under the Langford to Grafton road, and continuing NE across FP 1 to Broadwell BR 15 at the Broadwell Parish boundary at 17 FP From FP6 SW of St Matthews Church leading SW to 6 feet. Formerly FP section of BR3. FP18. 18 FP From BR3 leading SE across the SW end of FP17 to Formerly FP section of BR5. FP2. 19 BR From the A361 leading W and SW around the lake to the Inclosure Award: 10ft. Formerly BR section of FP12. Southrop Road, opposite RUPP20. 20 RUPP From the W side of the Southrop Road leading SW to Inclosure Award: 40ft. Cul-de-sac (joins with FP). Formerly FP13 and Little Faringdon FP2 at the Little Faringdon CRB section of FP12. Formerly Parish boundary, just E of the Gloucestershire County described as CRB. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Langford To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Launton 272 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 1 FP From Station Road, S of Grange Farm, leading generally 6 feet wide - Inclosure E to the Buckinghamshire County boundary (Marsh Award. Gibbon Parish) SE of Folly Farm. 2 BR From Station Road, S of the pond, leading SE and SW, Diversion Order of Diversion Order confirmed 11.1.71. as diverted, then SE and E to the Buckinghamshire 11.1.71 provided a width County boundary (Marsh Gibbon Parish), N of the of 8 feet over the new Blackthorn Parish boundary. route. 15 feet : I/A. 3 FP From the S end of West End, Launton, leading SW to the junction of FPs 4 and 5, NE of the railway, then SE and SW passing under the railway to Ambrosden FP 1 at the Ambrosden Parish boundary, N of Little Wretchwick 4 FP From the junction of FPs 3 and 5, SW of West End, Launton, leading W and SW over the railway to Ambrosden FPs 3 and 4 at the Ambrosden Parish boundary, NE of Middle Wretchwick and E of the Bicester 5 FP From the junction of FPs 3 and 4, SW of West End, leading NW, N and NNW to the junction of FPs 6, 7 and 6 FP From West End, at Forge Cottage, leading NW to the Closes at the junction of FPs 5, 7 and 9, S of the Rectory. 7 FP From the Closes, at the junction of FPs 5, 6 and 9, The Order of 12.6.00 1) Diversion Order confirmed leading NW to the spur of FP8 then W to the Bicester provided a width of 1.8m 12.6.2000. Ring Road at the Bicester Parish boundary. over the diverted route. 2) Part renumbered as Bicester FP18 8 FP From FP 7 at The Closes, near the Church, leading NW and NE to Bicester Road between Manor Farm and the churchyard, with a spur leading SW to FP 7. 9 FP From The Closes, near the church, at the junction of FPs 4ft and 12ft : see 1) Diversion Order confirmed 30.3.72. 5, 6 and 7, leading NE, NW and NE through the Diversion Order confirmed 2) Extinguishment order 11.06.1954 churchyard to Bicester Road. Then from SP 6053 2285 30.3.72 for position of leading NNE and SE to the stile at the junction of FPs 10, 11 and 12, N of the junction of Bicester Road and Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Launton To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Launton 272 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 10 FP From Bicester Road leading generally NE along Skinner Road to Ancil Avenue, then NW and NE across Sycamore Road to the stile at the junction of FPs 9, 11 and 12, N of the junction of Bicester Road and Station 11 FP From the stile at the junction of FPs 9, 10 and 12, N of Part 6 feet wide - the junction of Bicester Road and Station Road, leading Inclosure Award. NNE to the railway then NW to the bridge over the brook at the junction of FPs 14 and 15. 12 FP From the stile at the junction of FPs 9, 10 and 11, N of the junction of Bicester Road and Station Road, leading NE to the railway crossing at the junction of FPs 13 and 20, N of Grange Farm. 13 FP From the Railway crossing at the junction of FPs 12 and 20 leading N to Field Barn then W to FPs 14 and 22. 14 FP From the bridge over the brook, at junction of FPs 11 and 6 feet wide - Inclosure 15, leading generally NE to the junction of FPs 13 and Award. 22, W of Field Barn. 15 FP From the bridge over the brook, at the junction of FPs 11 and 14, leading W to the SE end of FP 19 then SW and SSW to FP 16 at the stone bridge on former Bicester 16 FP From the stone bridge on the former Bicester Road, at the S end of FP 15, leading NW to the lane alongside the allotments, NE of the former Bicester Road. 17 FP From the roundabout on Skimmingdish Lane, near the Path is a cul-de-sac. allotments, leading NE across FP 19 then N to the airfield boundary. 19 FP From FP 15 at the dismantled railway leading NW to the Path is a cul-de-sac. airfield boundary. Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way for Oxfordshire Relevant Date 21st February 2006 Launton To be read in conjunction with the Definitive Map Launton 272 Number Status Description Width Conditions + Limitations Remarks (non-conclusive information) 20 FP From FPs 12 and 13 at the railway crossing, SW of Portions of the path are Launton Station, leading NE across the N end of FP 21 shown as the fourth and the NE end of FP 22 to the Stratton Audley road, footway, (6 feet wide) - continuing from the NE side of the Stratton Audley road, Inclosure Award.
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