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Broxbourne Area Map Score Parish Comment Category Ref Broxbourne Area Map Score Parish Comment Category Ref. (1=High) 2/19 Cheshunt Holbrook connection to new Olympic site 1 Add RoW Upgrade to bridleway, part of Cheshunt 13 southwards from the junction with the 2/H Cheshunt New River bridge, under Lieutenant Ellis Way to join the new Theobalds Lane 1 Upgrade to Bridleway Bridleway New bridleway link from Hatfield BOAT94 eastwards to Wormley Wood to avoid a 5/E Cheshunt 1 Add RoW busy road Verge improvement along Darnicle Hill, especially to help horseriders. See Chess 5/G Cheshunt 1 Add RoW Valley Bridle Club maps Used to be able to walk across field from College Road to Hailey Lane (Galley Hall 2/07 Hoddesdon 1 Add RoW PH). Now being built on by Leach Homes 2/10 Hoddesdon Add towpath as RoW and Link Broxbourne Station with Woodland 1 Add RoW Amount of permissive access at Cheshunt Park, Cheshunt Park & Broxbourne Golf 2/F Cheshunt Clubs. Brox BC Leisure services suggest definitive routes in rather empty area. 2 Add RoW New school. Add footpath section and footpath along towpath to resolve Cheshunt 66 dead 2/24 Cheshunt & Essex 2 Add RoW end Cheshunt, Hoddesdon & Lee Valley Regional Park has good rail access, 2 daycare centers and circular 2/11 2 Signage Essex routes. Query Parking 1/87 Hoddesdon Add paths along Ratty's Lane and tow path (Hoddesdon 59) near Power Station 2 Add RoW Brocket Road, Hoddesdon. Footway too narrow and new centre being built will 2/09 Hoddesdon 2 Road Crossings need access for elderly people 2/12 Hoddesdon White Stubbs Lane - use verges for Bridleway for safety reasons (dangerous road) 2 Add RoW 2/16 Hoddesdon A route link needs to be established 2 Add RoW Improved verge and signage for Bridleway Link between St Mary's School and Lee 1/86 Cheshunt 3 Add RoW Valley Park Vast number or road crossings in the Cheshunt area needed to safely access rights 2/17 Cheshunt 3 Road Crossings of way 2/23 Cheshunt Add footpath section to resolve Cheshunt 14 dead end 3 Add RoW 2/26 Cheshunt Add to map the section described in the Definitive Statement for Cheshunt 3 3 Add RoW 2/27 Cheshunt Add to map the section described in the Definitive Statement for Cheshunt 12 3 Add RoW 2/28 Cheshunt Add to map the section described in the Definitive Statement for Cheshunt 36 3 Add RoW 2/30 Cheshunt Narrow section of Cheshunt 44 always deed in mud 3 Upgrade Surface Junction of Cheshunt 25 and 37 at corner of Crouch Lane is always very deep in 2/31 Cheshunt 3 Upgrade Surface mud 5/67 Cheshunt & Enfield More bridleways linking Northaw and Whitewebbs 3 Upgrade to Bridleway 2/06 Hoddesdon Need to protect width of path. Getting too narrow 3 Width Need more promotion of routes & walking around Hoddesdon (especially to new 2/08 Hoddesdon 3 Circular Walk Boundary Park Estate) 2/18 Hoddesdon Verge improvements along Lord Street, Hoddesdon 3 Add RoW Path that runs from Hertford Heath to beyond Hoddesdon Park appears to end 2/20 Hoddesdon 3 Add RoW between an area where riding are based 2/21 Hoddesdon Add footpath section to resolve Hoddesdon 17 dead end 3 Add RoW 2/22 Hoddesdon Add footpath section to resolve Hoddesdon 29 dead end 3 Add RoW Upgrade or downgrade Hoddesdon 21, 23, 24, to bridleway to resolve status dead 2/25 Hoddesdon 3 Upgrade to Bridleway end Hoddesdon 54 and 53 are connected by a dangerous road. Poor visibility in both 2/32 Hoddesdon 3 Road Crossings directions Broxbournebury Mansion out onto Ermine Street, link for town. Footbridge over 2/A Hoddesdon 3 Add RoW A10 (good for horses) Dobbs Weir want diversion of Hoddesdon 59, for safer crossing of Essex Road to 2/D Hoddesdon 3 Add RoW the north (industrial area) 2/33 Cheshunt Upgrade crossing between Cheshunt Footpath 14 and Bridleway 77 across A10 4 Road Crossings 2/34 Cheshunt Add paths at Rosedale Park, Cheshunt 4 Add RoW Dacorum Area Map Score Parish Comment Category Ref. (1=High) 9/45 Aldbury Link Aldbury 62 and 63 to Tring Rail Station 1 Add RoW 9/02 Aldbury Upgrade to bridleway. Meets bridleway from adjacent county 1 Upgrade to Bridleway Northfield Grange Road very busy. Part of informal circular walk including canal. 9/06 Aldbury 1 Add Cycleways Needs some kind of path/cycle route Tring Station links to National Trust land and visitor centre at station Link to Tring 9/42 Aldbury 1 Add RoW tourism and transport partnership. Routes being altered 9/64 Hemel Hempstead Add footpath section to resolve Hemel Hempstead 76 dead end 1 Add RoW 9/103 Hemel Hempstead Possible extinguishment of statement only Hemel Hempstead 126 1 Width Permissive Kings Langley footpath on Herts CC Rural Estate. Great link to FP59 9/25 Kings Langley 1 Add RoW that connects to it. Route has no stiles and could be dedicated 9/29 Kings Langley Headland link along Kings Langley, Chipperfield boundary 1 Add RoW Little Gaddesden & Central 9/48 County boundary dead end 1 Add RoW Bedfordshire 9/66 Nettleden with Potten End Add footpath section to resolve Nettleden with Potten End 28 dead end 1 Add RoW 9/19 Tring Town Verge path needed 1 Add RoW Add and upgrade paths on Aldbury Common to resolve dead ends near the 9/83 Aldbury 2 Upgrade to Byway Bridgewater Monument 9/39 Aldbury & Buckinghamshire Aldbury 30 bridleway deadend. Aldbury 44 dedication 2 Add RoW Aldbury, Tring Town & Bridleway links between Ridgeway and Icknield Way, upgrading footpaths where 9/18 2 Upgrade to Bridleway Wigginton required Berkhamsted path on perimeter of school, is not recorded as RoW or highway 9/24 Berkhamsted footway. School want to close gate for security. Perhaps dedication from school 2 Add RoW and install secure fence Berkhamsted & Hemel 9/26 Desire to get a good link for cyclists etc. between Berkhamsted and Hemel 2 Add Cycleways Hempstead Downgrade R'Byway section to resolve status dead end. No longer vehicle access 9/59 Bovingdon 2 Width to airfield (war) Divert footpath at High Firs, Upper Bourne End, to resolve missing section of 9/69 Bovingdon 2 Add RoW Bovingdon 29 8/02 Chipperfield Upgrade to bridleway 2 Upgrade to Bridleway 9/49 Chipperfield Permissive track 2 Add RoW 9/107 Flamstead Bridle link between Redding Lane and Flamstead Bridleway 22 2 Upgrade to Bridleway Council owned woodlands on fringes of Hemel, which have open access and 9/28 Hemel Hempstead provide links with countryside beyond. Links Home Wood GR 048086 and 2 Add RoW Leighton Buzzard Road 9/88 Hemel Hempstead Add section of byway to resolve Hemel Hempstead 67 dead end 2 Add RoW Add Restricted Byway to solve Piccotts End Lane dead end and get people off 9/109 Hemel Hempstead 2 Add RoW dangerous road and Upgrade to Restricted Byway 9/68 Kings Langley Add footpath section to resolve Kings Langley 7 dead end 2 Add RoW Add to map whole path described in Definitive Statement for Northchurch 26, 9/104 Northchurch 2 Add RoW bar the Northchurch 71 section 9/34 Tring Rural County bridleway dead end improvements 2 Add RoW 9/10 Tring Rural & Tring Town Upgrade to bridleway 2 Upgrade to Bridleway 9/09 Tring Town FP41 through town route needs good deal of attention to raise it to standard 2 Upgrade Surface 9/11 Tring Town Upgrade to bridleway 2 Upgrade to Bridleway 9/13 Tring Town Create link to 21. Verge path needed 2 Add RoW 9/17 Tring Town King Charles' Ride is a permissive bridleway. See Woodland Trust 2 Upgrade to Bridleway 9/100 Tring Town Add to map the section described in the Definitive Statement for Tring Town 10 2 Add RoW Routes around Tring and Wigginton often fragmented. Problems with horses 9/16 Tring Town & Wigginton 2 Upgrade to Bridleway using footpaths. Need better links. Circular walks? 9/43 Aldbury Gap between bridleways Aldbury 49 and 67, which need joining up 3 Add RoW 9/46 Aldbury Ridgeway path, Beggars Lane, very dodgy 3 Add RoW 9/73 Aldbury Add footpath section to resolve Aldbury 29 dead end 3 Add RoW 9/74 Aldbury Add to map the section described in the Definitive Statement for Aldbury 27 3 Add RoW Add and upgrade paths on the Aldbury, Buckinghamshire county boundary to 9/75 Aldbury & Buckinghamshire 3 Add RoW resolve dead ends 9/76 Berkhamsted Downgrade byway and add bridleway to resolve Berkhamsted 48 dead end 3 Add RoW Add to map the sections described in the Definitive Statement for Berkhamsted 9/92 Berkhamsted 3 Add RoW 20 and additional section 9/110 Berkhamsted Widen section of Berkhamsted following EXT/CRE of FP27 3 Width Add previously used route at parish boundary, to resolve Hemel Hempstead 109 9/63 Bovingdon 3 Add RoW dead end Realign NW end of Bovingdon 29, to meet Buckinghamshire path at county 9/70 Bovingdon 3 Add RoW boundary 7/118 Flamstead Add bridleway from Gaddesden Lane through to Flamstead BR39 3 Add RoW 9/108 Flamstead Add route between Redding Lane and Flamstead BR22 3 Add RoW 9/53 Flaunden Upgrade to bridleway 3 Upgrade to Bridleway 9/54 Flaunden Upgrade to restricted byway 3 Upgrade to Byway 9/112 Great Gaddesden Record UUCR as Byway or Bridleway at Ballingdon Bottom 3 Add RoW Alter route of Great Gaddesden 2 around Church Meadow to follow walked 9/113 Great Gaddesden 3 Add RoW route 9/23 Hemel Hempstead Road needs widening.
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