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Parish and Path No Definitive Statements for the Parish of: Oakley ................................................................................................................................. 1 Odiham ................................................................................................................................ 6 Old Alresford ...................................................................................................................... 17 Old Basing and Lychpit ...................................................................................................... 22 Olivers Battery ................................................................................................................... 22 Otterbourne ....................................................................................................................... 26 Over Wallop ....................................................................................................................... 27 Overton .............................................................................................................................. 29 Owslebury .......................................................................................................................... 33 Oakley Parish and Path No. Status Start Point (Grid ref End point (Grid ref Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations and description) and description) Oakley 1 Bridleway 5513 5278 5623 5157 From Road U.8, White Lane, to Road C.89, west of Summer Down Farm White Lane (T8) Ivy Down Lane (C89) From U.8 through gap, southeastwards along headland of arable field, and along earth path through tree belt, then along headland of arable field, and along grass track, through gap, along headland of arable field and through gap on to Road C.89 west of Summer Down Farm. Oakley 3 Footpath 5676 5316 5819 5301 From Road U.24 at Parish Boundary north of Shear Down Farm to Parish Boundary at Hook Lane (U24) Wootton St. Tangier Park Lawrence 17 and 18 From U.24 southeastwards along 9 ft. wide gravel track enclosed approximately 20 ft. wide between hedge and iron railings, then along grass track enclosed 12 ft. wide between banks, and along earth track enclosed between fence and tree belt, over stile at junction with No. 5 eastwards through kissing gate, along verge of parkland between avenue of trees and over stile at Parish Boundary. Oakley 4 Footpath 5696 5198 5665 5298 From Road U.265 at Malshanger Lodge to Parish Boundary south of Shear Down Malshanger Lane Footpath 7119 Farm (U265) From U.265 through Lodge gates, northwestwards along tarmac drive through parkland to Malshanger Farm, then through gap in yew hedge, across arable field, through hunting gate, and tree belt, then across arable field and through gap at Parish Boundary south of Shear Down Farm. 1 Oakley 5 Footpath 5762 5282 5698 5195 From No. 3 at Wych Hazel Copse to Road U.265 at Malshanger Lodge Footpath 3 Malshanger Lane (U265) From No. 3 southwards along grass path enclosed between wire fences, then along grass track enclosed 12 ft. wide between wire fences, through field gate, and westwards along gravel track, unenclosed through woods to Road U.265. Oakley 6 Footpath 5638 5165 5673 5043 From Road U.265 west of Summer Down Farm to Road C.89 at Oakley School The path follows a diverted route between 5638 5165 and 5657 Malshanger Lane Rectory Road (C89) 5102 (U265) opposite From U.265 over stile, southwards across pasture, over slip rails, across arable field, Blandy’s Farm through wicket gate, crossing Road B.3400, under railway bridge, through two kissing 1.22 metres wide between 5638 5165 and 5657 5102 gates, across pasture, through kissing gate at junction with No. 7, across pasture and through kissing gate on to Road C.89. Oakley 7 Footpath 5647 5089 5666 5074 From Road B.3400 opposite Beach Arms P.H. to junction with No 6 Andover Road Footpath 6 (B3400) From B.3400 over stile southeastwards along verge of pasture to kissing gate at junction with No. 6. Oakley 8a Footpath 5705 5023 5724 5032 From Road C.89 to Parish Boundary That part of the path which ran between 5730 5033 and 5724 Rectory Road (C89) Footpath 9a 5033 has been diverted and now runs between 5730 5033 and From C.89 northeastwards along 9 ft. wide earth track enclosed approximately 15 ft. 5721 5041 Oakley 8b Footpath 5721 5041 5730 5033 wide between hedges, through gap, then eastwards along grass headland of arable Footpath 9b Footpath 720 field crossing No.9 to the Parish Boundary. Oakley 9a Footpath 5721 5013 5724 5032 From Road B.3400 to Road C.132 at Oakley That part of the path which ran between 5721 5041 and 5724 Oakley Lane (C132) Footpath 8a 5032 has been diverted and now runs between 5721 5041 and From B.3400 through gateway, southwards along cinder track enclosed 3 ft. wide 5711 5034 between hedges and wire fences, widening to 5 ft. wide grass path, then over bridge Oakley 9b Footpath 5711 5034 5728 5107 at railway, and along earth path 8 ft. wide, enclosed between hedges and, then across Footpath 8a Andover Road arable field to junction with No. 8 and along earth path enclosed 4 ft. wide between (B3400) wire fence and hedge, on to Road C.132. Oakley 10 Footpath 5627 5025 5671 5036 From No.12 at St. Leonard’s Church to Parish Boundary Footpath 4 Footpath 12 at St. Leonard’s Church From No.12 at southwest corner of Church Yard westwards along unenclosed parkland, over stile, across parkland, through kissing gate, across drive of Oakley Hall and through kissing gate at Parish Boundary. Oakley 11 Footpath 5689 4936 5704 4944 From Road C.89 at Railway to Parish Boundary Trenchard Lane at Footpath 733 railway From C.89 northeastwards up bank, and along grass headland of arable field to (C89) Parish Boundary. 2 Oakley 12 Footpath 5673 5041 5642 4978 From Road C.89 opposite School to Parish Boundary Rectory Road (C89) Deane 6 near Parish Boundary From C.89 southwards along Church Lane then along gravel path enclosed 4 ft. wide between wall and railings, through iron kissing gate, southwestwards across parkland, over stile and across parkland to the Parish Boundary. Oakley 13 Footpath 5670 5033 5692 4988 From No. 12 at Churchyard to Road C.89 south of Oakley Footpath 12 Trenchard Lane (C89) From junction with No. 12, southeastwards across parkland, through iron kissing gate, along earth path, through wooden kissing gate, across arable field, and over stile on to Road C.89. Oakley 14 Footpath 5701 5018 5646 4982 From Road C.89 south of Oakley to Parish Boundary Trenchard Lane Deane 6 at Parish (C89) Boundary From C.89 through field gate, southwestwards across arable field, over stile, crossing grass ride, over stile, then across parkland to Parish Boundary. Oakley 15 Footpath 5693 4960 5702 4970 From Road C.89 to Parish Boundary Trenchard Lane Footpath 736 (C89) From C.89 through gap and northeastwards across arable field to Parish Boundary. Oakley 16 Footpath 5765 4901 5689 4937 1.8 metres wide Trenchard Lane Trenchard Lane (C89) (C89) opposite Footpath 11 Oakley 17 Bridleway 5686 4904 5709 4904 From Road C.89 at Bulls Bushes Copse to Parish Boundary Trenchard Lane Bridleway 729 (C89) From C.89 thorough gap, eastwards along earth track approximately 7 ft. wide skirting northern edge of Bulls’ Bushes Copse to Parish Boundary. Oakley 18 Footpath 5688 4904 5726 4872 From junction with No. 17 at Bulls’ Bushes Copse to Bull Bushes Farm at Parish The path follows a diverted route between 5718 4866 and 5726 Bridleway 17 Footpath 740 Boundary 4872 From No. 17 southeastwards along grass ride unenclosed through copse, then 2 metres wide between 5718 4866 and 5726 4872 northeastwards along metalled road to Parish Boundary. Oakley 501 Footpath 5917 5086 5925 5086 1.8 metres wide Footpath 732 Pack Lane (C132) Squeeze gate at 5917 5086 Oakley 719 Footpath 5901 5173 5910 5089 From Road B.3400 to Road C.123 at railway bridge Worting Road Pack Lane (C132) (B3400) From B.3400 through gap and southwards along grass track enclosed approximately 6 ft. wide between hedge and wire fence, skirting eastern edge of Mother’s Copse to C.123. 3 Oakley 720 Footpath 5730 5033 5741 5034 From Road C.123 Oakley Lane, to Parish Boundary at East Oakley Footpath 8b Oakley Lane (C132) From C.123 westwards along earth track to Parish Boundary. Oakley 724 Bridleway 5798 4877 5804 4872 From Road U.265 to south of Pardown Copse Lodge Pardown Lane Footpath 725 (U265) From U.265 southwards along track enclosed approximately 10 ft. wide between fence and western edge of Pardown Copse. Oakley 725 Footpath 5805 4873 5867 4781 From No. 24 at Pardown Copse to Parish Boundary at Southwood Farm The path follows a diverted route between 5805 4873 and 5816 Bridleway 724 Dummer 725 at 4859 Parish Boundary From No. 24 southeastwards along earth track approximately 9 ft. wide through woods then along earth track between fence and eastern edge of South Wood to Parish That part of the path which ran between 5867 4781 and 5873 Dummer 725 Footpath 5867 4781 5873 4770 Boundary at South Wood Farm. 4770 has been diverted and now runs between 5867 4781 and Oakley 725 Bridleway 738 5875 4779 1.22 metres wide between 5867 4781 and 5875 4779; 2.44 metres wide between 5804 4872 and 5816 4859 Oakley 728 Footpath 5738 4909 5862 4756 and From No. 29 at Bull’s Bushes Copse to Road C.89 That part of the path which ran between 5739 4863 and 5733 Bridleway 729 5733 4876 4876 has been diverted and now runs between 5739 4863 and Bridleway 738 and From No. 29 southwestwards along track skirting eastern edge of wood, through 5735 4887 Footpath 740 gateway and along track east of Bull’s Bushes Farm through field gate, southeastwards along headland of arable field skirting South Wood, then through field The path follows a diverted route between 5862 4756 and 5858 gate onto C.89. 4763 and between 5774 4833 5785 4818 1.8 metres wide between 5739 4863 and 5735 4887; 1.22 metres wide between 5862 4756 and 5858 4763 and between 5774 4833 and 5785 4818 Oakley 729 Bridleway 5800 4927 5710 4904 From Road U.265 at Pardown to Parish Boundary Pardown (U265) Bridleway 17 From junction of U.265 with No. 34 westwards along grass track approximately 12 ft.
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