3228 the LONDON GAZETTE, 6Ra MAY 1960

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3228 the LONDON GAZETTE, 6Ra MAY 1960 3228 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6ra MAY 1960 The FIRST SCHEDULE above referred to Neath Rural District Penybont Rural District Cardiff Rural District Llantrisant & Llantwit Fardre Rural District Cowbridge Rural District The SECOND SCHEDULE above referred to PAKT ONE Public Paths to be deleted from Map and Statement Description of Path No. of Path Neath Rural District on Map 19 From County road opposite Railway Terrace, Tonmawr, southwards across railway to footbridge over River Pelena (parish boundary). 5A From parish boundary on Banwen Tor-y-Betel eastwards across mountain to Path 5B. SB That section of Path SB between Path 5A and Path 25 in the Parish of Tonna. 9 From Path 8 eastwards along old tramway, past disused Dulais Resolven Colliery to Ton-y-Maen Farm. 7 From County road at Ty'riton Farm, northwards through farm-yard and across fields to footbridge over River Pelena (parish boundary). 22 Fairyland Road through Moss Road to Parish boundary. 25 From junction of Paths 9 and 24, south-east along old tramway parallel to Path 24 to the parish boundary. 20 From County road east of Tonmawr north-east through Graig Ddu and parallel to railway to railway bridge south of Lower Corrwg Colliery. That section over railway bridge. 12 From Swansea Road near Traveller's Well over railway accommodation bridge and accommodation road between Tennant Park and Greyhound Track to Wern Road. Two sections of path over railway bridge. 2 From Swansea Road east of British Road Transport Depot at Lonlas, southwards over railway level crossing and footbridge and onwards to terminate on the Crymlyn Road. Sections of path over railway level crossing and footbridge. 26 From Path 2 at entrance to Cefn-yr-esgyrn Farmyard westwards over accommodation road, turning north- west through Pentwyn Farmyard to railway footbridge and onward. Section of path over railway footbridge. 27 From Jersey Marine Road around Jersey Marine Hotel and southwards across railway onto Crymlyn Burrows. Section of path over railway level crossing. 16 From Path 9, north-east to Dillwyn Colliery, turning north-west to join Path 18. Section of path over railway level crossing. 15 From stepping stone on River Dulais near Dulais Gardens eastwards along river, then south-east across railway to Onllwyn Road near Glanrhyd House and onwards. Section of path over railway level crossing. 8 From Brynawel Road, Crynant, southwards along railway and onwards to Sam Helen Roman road. Section of path on eastern side of railway. 4 Footpath leading from Cefn-yr-Allt over river via wooden footbridge. Section under railway bridge (Parish of Dulais Lower). 4 From approach road to Pontwalby Halt, south-east along the old tramway past Penrhiw to County road opposite Waun-Grwm Place. Section of path under railway bridge. 28 From Bridleway 4 eastwards past Baradychwallt, crossing railway en route, to terminate near Blaenavon railway junction. Sections of path over two railway level crossings. 19 From foot of Pont-y-gwaith Hill, northwards under Vale of Neath railway, then east alongside railway, turning north-west to Neath Canal bank. Section of path under railway bridge. 20 From County road east of Path 19 south-east to well near Pant-y-Coed Cottages. 11 From County road east of Brynchwyth southwards past Oakland Colliery to join Path 12 north of Ton-y- Grugos Colliery. 6 From near Cae'r Bryn, north-east across Cefn Morfydd to join Path 10. 31 From junctions of Bridleways 5 and 3 northwards through Cydgoed Wood (Parish of Tonna). 15 From the Glyn Neath road between Lewis Terrace and Stag Terrace, westwards to Neath Canal. Continues southwards parallel to Path 4 to River Neath near viaduct. 1 From Seion Chapel, Cefn-yr-Allt, north-east through Coed-y-Fforest to terminate on Sarn Helen Roman road, opposite Ynys-y-gerwyn Crescent. Section of path from County Road to junction of Path 2. 3 From County road, north-east of Cefn-yr-Allt eastwards past Forest Farm and across Roman road to parish boundary. Section of path across Forest Farm. Penybont Rural District 13 From wicket gate on County road, eastwards through Shelf Farm yard and past Coed-y-Mwstwr Isaf to farm buildings. Turns south under railway to join Path 15 at Tor-y-Coed Farm. Section of path under railway bridge. 6 From point north of Town Hall, Kenfig, north-east across sand dunes, past Croes-y-Ddadl to County road. Continues north-east to Plwerin then north along parish boundary, across railway to footbridge over Afon Kenfig near Llanmihangel Farm. Section of path over railway level crossing. 2 From point west of County road westwards along railway to Afon Kenfig (parish boundary) at railway bridge and along bank of Afon Kenfig to join Path 1. Section of path on southern side of railway line. 12 From Coychurch Road north of Brynteg westwards across fields and under railway embankment to old lime kilns. Continues northwards alongside edge of Coed-y-pebyll. Section of path under railway bridge. 8 From Heol-y-Sheet near cement works along accommodation road to Ty-Tanglwst Farm, across fields and railway to County road north of South Cornelly. Section of path over railway level crossing. 11 From eastern end of Highland Avenue, Bryncethin, eastwards to Bryncethin-Blackmill road. Continues eastward through yard of brickworks and along mineral railway past New Bryncethin Colliery (disused). Across fields, past Pant Farm and along edge of Hirwaun Common to footbridge over railway and on to parish boundary at Maes-y-Werfa. Section of path from, its commencement at Bryncethin to its junction with Path 14. 22 From St. James's Church, Pyle Road, north-west across field to footbridge over Afon Kenfig (parish boundary). 5 From County road south-east along accommodation road to Bevos Farm. Continues south-east across fields and past Candleston Farm to join Path 3. 4 From County road north-east of Tythegston, south-east along lane to parish boundary east of Tythegston. 14 From Merthyr Mawr-Ogmore Road, south-west to footbridge spanning River Ogmore (parish boundary). Section of path over suspension bridge. 16 From junction with Path 7 at northern edge of Cwmcwinton Plantation, north-west across fields to parish boundary. 1 From bank of River Ogmore, near swing-bridge, Merthyr Mawr, south-east across fields to cross Afon Alun by a concrete bridge and onwards to terminate on County road west of Bridgend water works. Section of path from junction with Merthyr Mawr Path 13 to Bridgend-Southerndown road..
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