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List of Streets Maintainable at Public Expense for Property Search List of Streets Maintainable at Public Expense For property search transations or other details please contact the Land Charges Section on 01572 722577 extension 320/206 Last Updated: November February 2021 Village/Town Road Name Adopted/Unadopted Notes ASHWELL ASHWELL HALL LANE Unadopted ASHWELL BROOKDENE Adopted ASHWELL CHURCH CLOSE Adopted ASHWELL COTTESMORE ROAD Adopted ASHWELL CROFT LANE Unadopted ASHWELL LANGHAM ROAD Adopted ASHWELL OAKHAM ROAD Adopted ASHWELL OLD STATION YARD Unadopted ASHWELL SWALLOWS DENE Unadopted ASHWELL TEIGH ROAD Adopted ASHWELL WATER LANE Adopted ASHWELL WHISSENDINE ROAD Adopted ASHWELL WOODSIDE Unadopted AYSTON RIDLINGTON ROAD Adopted AYSTON UPPINGHAM LANE Adopted AYSTON PRESTON LANE Adopted AYSTON OAKHAM ROAD Adopted AYSTON MAIN STREET Adopted AYSTON LEICESTER ROAD Adopted AYSTON UPPINGHAM ROUNDABOUT Adopted AYSTON BEECHES ROAD Adopted AYSTON CHURCH ROAD Adopted BARLEYTHORPE MAIN ROAD Adopted BARLEYTHORPE MANOR LANE Adopted BARLEYTHORPE PASTURE LANE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE COLD OVERTON ROAD Adopted BARLEYTHORPE CLOCK HOUSE COURT Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE BURLEY PARK WAY Adopted BARLEYTHORPE LANDS END ROUNDABOUT Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE BARLEYTHORPE ROUNDABOUT Adopted BARLEYTHORPE MARESFIELD ROAD Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE BOSAL WAY Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE HACKAMORE WAY Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE STUD ROAD Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE OSTLERS DRIVE Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE COLTSFOOT CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE PELHAM COURT Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE SADDLERS COURT Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE GROOMS CLOSE Adopted BARLEYTHORPE HORSESHOE CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE RACECOURSE ROAD Prospectively Maintainable BARLEYTHORPE BRIDLE CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE PADDOCK AVENUE Prospectively Maintainable BARLEYTHORPE BLACKSMITHS AVENUE Prospectively Maintainable BARLEYTHORPE HALTER CLOSE Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE MARTINGALE MEWS Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE SANDOWN CLOSE Prospectively Maintainable BARLEYTHORPE LINGFIELD Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE AINTREE AVENUE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE ASCOT CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE GOODWOOD ROAD Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE KEMPTON DRIVE Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE HAYDOCK AVENUE Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE CHEPSTOW COURT Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE BRAMBLE CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE HAWTHORN CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE WHEATFIELD WAY Prospectively Maintainable BARLEYTHORPE BLACKBERRY CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE BRIAR CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE PRIMROSE CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE BLACKTHORN DRIVE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE ALDER CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE BRACKEN CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE CORNFLOWER CRESCENT Prospectively Maintainable BARLEYTHORPE HORNBEAM CRESCENT Prospectively Maintainable BARLEYTHORPE MULBERRY CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE SHOWGROUND WAY Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE HAYBARN CLOSE Adopted BARLEYTHORPE PANNIERS WAY Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE HETTERLEY DRIVE Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE FARRER WAY Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE BROCKLEBANK ROAD Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE GRETTON STREET Prospectively Maintainable Subject to S38 Agreement BARLEYTHORPE STABLEYARD CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE BLACKWATER ROAD Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE SNAPE PASSAGE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE MISTLEY CLOSE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE HOLBROOK WAY Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE TOLLESBURY AVENUE Unadopted BARLEYTHORPE TIDEMILL PLACE Unadopted BARROW TEIGH LANE Adopted BARROW MARKET OVERTON ROAD Adopted BARROW MAIN STREET Adopted BARROWDEN BACK ROAD Adopted BARROWDEN CHAPEL LANE Adopted BARROWDEN CHURCH LANE Adopted BARROWDEN CIDER CLOSE Adopted BARROWDEN CROWN LANE Adopted BARROWDEN CUCKOO CLOSE Unadopted BARROWDEN DOVECOTE CLOSE Adopted BARROWDEN KINGS LANE Adopted BARROWDEN LUFFENHAM ROAD Adopted BARROWDEN MAIN STREET Adopted BARROWDEN MILL LANE Adopted From Main Street junction to access to No 11 BARROWDEN MILL LANE Unadopted From access to No 11 to end of track by pond BARROWDEN MORCOTT ROAD Adopted BARROWDEN REDLAND CLOSE Unadopted BARROWDEN SCHOOL LANE Adopted BARROWDEN SEATON ROAD Adopted BARROWDEN TIPPINGS LANE Adopted BARROWDEN WAKERLEY ROAD Adopted BARROWDEN WHEEL LANE Adopted BARROWDEN RED HILL Adopted BARROWDEN BACK LANE Adopted BARROWDEN KETTON ROAD Adopted BARROWDEN PETERBOROUGH ROAD Adopted BARROWDEN WIRELESS HILL Adopted BARROWDEN THE TANNERY Unadopted BARROWDEN WEST FARM DRIVE Unadopted BARROWDEN POLLARDS CLOSE Unadopted BARROWDEN LIFE HILL Adopted BARROWDEN DURANT FARM DRIVE Unadopted BARROWDEN HEY COURT Unadopted BARROWDEN DRIFT CLOSE Unadopted BEAUMONT CHASE KINGS HILL Adopted BELMESTHORPE CASTLE RISE Adopted BELMESTHORPE MAIN STREET Adopted BELMESTHORPE NEWSTEAD ROAD Adopted BELMESTHORPE GREATFORD LANE Adopted BELMESTHORPE SHEPHERDS WALK Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND BUTTRESS CLOSE Unadopted BELTON IN RUTLAND CHAPEL STREET Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND CHURCH STREET Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND COLLEGE FARM LANE Adopted From junction Lambley Lodge Lane to Gateway 130 metres beyond bluestones BELTON IN RUTLAND COLLEGE FARM LANE Unadopted From gate posts 130 meters beyond bluestones to college farm entrance BELTON IN RUTLAND LAMBLEY LODGE LANE Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND LITTLEWORTH LANE Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND LODDINGTON LANE Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND MAIN STREET Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND NETHER STREET Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND NEW ROAD Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND TOKYES CLOSE Unadopted BELTON IN RUTLAND GOUGHS LANE Unadopted BELTON IN RUTLAND LEICESTER ROAD Adopted BELTON IN RUTLAND BACK LANE Adopted BISBROOKE BAULK ROAD Adopted BISBROOKE BOTTOM LANE Adopted BISBROOKE CHURCH LANE Adopted From both junctions with Glaston Road to outside No 10 BISBROOKE CHURCH LANE Unadopted From point just past church to Gateway beyond farm buildings BISBROOKE GLASTON ROAD Adopted BISBROOKE MAIN STREET Adopted BISBROOKE PETERS WAY Adopted BISBROOKE SEATON ROAD Adopted BISBROOKE THE INHAMS Unadopted BISBROOKE TOP LANE Adopted BISBROOKE UPPINGHAM ROAD Adopted BISBROOKE WALNUT CLOSE Unadopted BISBROOKE WING ROAD Adopted BISBROOKE LYDDINGTON ROAD Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND BROOKE ROAD Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND CEDAR STREET Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND CHURCH STREET Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND HANBURY GARDENS Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND HIGH STREET Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND KNOSSINGTON ROAD Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND LAMMAS CLOSE Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND OAKHAM ROAD Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND RATTS LANE Unadopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND THE WISP Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND WOOD LANE Adopted BRAUNSTON IN RUTLAND CHURCHGATE COURT Unadopted BROOKE BRAUNSTON ROAD Adopted BROOKE RIDLINGTON ROAD Adopted BROOKE CHURCH LANE Adopted BROOKE LEIGHFIELD LANE Adopted BROOKE AMERICA LODGE LANE Adopted BROOKE MAIN STREET Adopted BROOKE OAKHAM ROAD Adopted BURLEY BURLEY CRESCENT Adopted BURLEY CHURCH ROAD Unadopted From junction Upper Park Road to Church BURLEY CHURCH ROAD Adopted From junction with Oakham Road to junction with Upper Park Road BURLEY COTTESMORE ROAD Adopted BURLEY EXTON LANE Adopted BURLEY LANGHAM LANE Adopted BURLEY OAKHAM ROAD Adopted BURLEY OLD WOOD ROAD Unadopted BURLEY STAMFORD ROAD Adopted BURLEY HOME FARM CLOSE Unadopted BURLEY UPPER PARK ROAD Unadopted BURLEY EAST LODGE ROAD Unadopted BURLEY COUR D'HONNEUR Unadopted BURLEY WEST ROAD Unadopted BURLEY WILDERNESS ROAD Unadopted CALDECOTT CHURCH CLOSE Adopted CALDECOTT CHURCH LANE Adopted CALDECOTT GREAT EASTON ROAD Adopted CALDECOTT LYDDINGTON ROAD Adopted CALDECOTT MAIN STREET Adopted CALDECOTT MILL LANE Adopted From junction with Main Street to Farm Gate CALDECOTT MILL LANE Unadopted From Farm gate to track beyond farm buildings CALDECOTT ROCKINGHAM ROAD Adopted CALDECOTT UPPINGHAM ROAD Adopted CALDECOTT WELLAND CLOSE Adopted CALDECOTT THE GREEN Adopted CALDECOTT BURGESS ROW Unadopted CALDECOTT STABLE YARD Unadopted CALDECOTT CHURCH VIEW Unadopted CLIPSHAM BIDWELL LANE Adopted CLIPSHAM BRADLEY LANE Adopted CLIPSHAM CASTLE BYTHAM ROAD Adopted CLIPSHAM CHURCH LANE Adopted Footway CLIPSHAM CHURCH LANE Unadopted Carriageway CLIPSHAM HOLYWELL ROAD Adopted CLIPSHAM MAIN STREET Adopted CLIPSHAM NEW ROAD Adopted CLIPSHAM STRETTON ROAD Adopted CLIPSHAM WEST STREET Adopted COTTESMORE ASHWELL ROAD Adopted COTTESMORE AUSTHORP GROVE Adopted COTTESMORE BEAUFORT ROAD Unadopted COTTESMORE BEDALE STREET Unadopted COTTESMORE BELVOIR SQUARE Unadopted COTTESMORE BLANKNEY ROAD Unadopted COTTESMORE BURGHLEY CIRCLE Unadopted COTTESMORE BURLEY ROAD Adopted COTTESMORE CLATTERPOT LANE Unadopted COTTESMORE COTLEY CRESCENT Unadopted COTTESMORE COTSWOLD STREET Unadopted COTTESMORE SCHOOL ROAD Unadopted COTTESMORE CRESSWELL DRIVE Adopted COTTESMORE DEBDALE Adopted COTTESMORE DEVON WALK Unadopted COTTESMORE EXTON ROAD Adopted COTTESMORE FITZWILLIAM WALK Unadopted COTTESMORE GARTH STREET Unadopted COTTESMORE GREETHAM ROAD Adopted COTTESMORE HALL CLOSE Adopted COTTESMORE HAMBLEDON CRESCENT Unadopted COTTESMORE HEATH DRIVE Adopted COTTESMORE HEYTHROP ROAD Unadopted COTTESMORE HUNT STREET Unadopted COTTESMORE LEDBURY WALK Unadopted COTTESMORE LONG MEADOW WAY Adopted COTTESMORE MAIN STREET
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