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Wildlife Countryside Act 1981; Current Applications PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY REGISTER OF APPLICATIONS UNDER SECTION 53(5), WILDLIFE COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981; CURRENT APPLICATIONS Location affected, and effect of potential If decision was to If decision was to refuse LDNPA references Application Information Determination modification make order application CURRENT SITUATION Grid references of affected Address of any known affected properties (owners) Applicant Sent to Secretary of Path no. All affected Date State, Inquiry (if on Parish District Name of case (location) Nearest villages Nearest Town post code Effect of potential modification application process, etc. (PINS PINS reference Outcome of appeal definitive Start Finish Owner 1 Owner 2 Owner 3 Owner 4 Owner 5 Owner 6 Owner 7 Owner 8 Owner 9 Name House no / name any) areas received stands for Planning number authority map) received? Date Date made Objections Date Date set by Decision of direction by authority for Case OfficerCase the Authority Terms Terms of any Inspectorate) determination Unique fileUnique ref made? Appeal determination (if Date Date determined by Secretary Secretary of State (if Bridge End Farm PO Box 36 St Johns, 7 Threlkeld Dale Bottom Farm Nick Thirlmere Farm Legburthwaite CA12 4TS To amend the bridleway from St John's Church to Trail Riders Settle Castlerigg & Allerdale 249007 1422.249.04 Sosgill SD 307 225 SD 316 209 Keswick Keswick Keswick 16 Jan 2006 Thorne Keswick Threlkeld CA12 4UB Sosgill Bridge to a byway open to all traffic. Fellowship North Yorkshire None Wythburn CA12 4SR CA12 4TF CA12 4TG BD24 0WZ National Trust Old Vicarage Nether North Lakes J Mitchell CA20 1ET Wasdale CA20 1ET, Wasdale,Gosfort Gaterigghow Bridge to Bowe Barn Hollins Farm Nick CA20 1ER To add a public footpath alongside the River Irt Wrigley, Sayers, 14 Meadowfield Grove h, Irton-wit- Copeland New 1422.411.02 Hollins Bridge (Black NY 107 041 NY 104 029 Borrowdale Road Gosforth Nether Wasdale Gosforth 08 Jul 2021 Thorne CA20 1ES between Gaterigghow & Hollins Bridges Steele Gosforth CA20 1HT, 3 Santon Wood) Keswick Seascale Jul-22 CA20 1UT Leskew Cottages CA12 5UP CA20 1ES Gosforth CA20 1BD 9 Caldy Road 8 October CA10 2RE Nick Bampton To add a footpath along lane and fields from Bampton West Kirby 2018 (signed Bampton Eden New 1422.306.02 Bampton Smithy NY 514 182 NY 516 184 Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Penrith CA10 2RQ PE Robin Thorne Shap to riverside path. Wirral versions 13 None CA10 2RR CH48 2HE April 2020) 9 Caldy Road 8 October Rosgill Nick CA10 2QX To add a bridleway along lonning from Rosgill West Kirby 2018 (signed Shap Rural Edem New 1422.361.05 Lindens, Rosgill NY 537 169 NY 536 173 Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Bampton Penrith PE Robin Thorne CA10 2QY (Lindens) to Bampton Road Wirral versions 13 None Shap CH48 2HE April 2020) 9 Caldy Road 8 October Rosgill Nick CA10 2QU To add a bridleway along lonning from Hegdale to West Kirby 2018 (signed Shap Rural Eden New 1422.361.06 Hegdale, Rosgill NY 533 171 NY 535 176 Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Bampton Penrith PE Robin Thorne CA10 2QY Bampton Road Wirral versions 13 None Shap CH48 2HE April 2020) Lowther Estate Doddick Farm Lowther Scales - Gategill past Nick Threlkeld Keswick CA12 4SU To add a footpath between Scales and Gategill, Witheld under Still need more Threlkeld Eden 369xxx 1422.369.01 NY 324 262 NY 330 265 Penrith Threlkeld 02 Nov 2005 DMMO Yes To send to Secretary of State in due course. Doddick Farm Thorne Cumbria Penrith CA12 4SY including through the field above Doddick Farm. regulation 2(3) 2007 witnesses for an inquiry Cumbria Sep-07 CA12 4SY CA10 2HG Forest Enterprise Dale House Knot Cottage Mill Bank Farm Satterthwaite PO Box 36 LA12 8LN Colton 511084 Nick Grizedale Sandside Road ForgeForce Great Langdale Hawkshead Ambleside To amend the bridleway from Parkamoor to Trail Riders Settle South Lakeland 1422.511.02 Parkamoor to Grizedale SD 309 925 SD 335 943 LA22 0QN 19 Dec 2005 Satterthwaite 566031 Thorne Ambleside Arnside Satterthwaite Ambleside Coniston Ulverston Grizedale to a byway open to all traffic. Fellowship North Yorkshire None LA22 0QJ LA22 0QJ LA5 0HQ LA12 8LE L20 9JU High Nibthwaite BD24 0WZ Forest Enterprise Dale House Knot Cottage Mill Bank Farm Satterthwaite PO Box 36 Colton 511085 Parkamoor to Nick Grizedale Sandside Road ForgeForce Great Langdale Hawkshead Ambleside To amend the bridleway from Parkamoor to Trail Riders Settle South Lakeland 1422.511.03 SD 314 924 SD 336 919 LA12 8LN 19 Dec 2005 Satterthwaite 566032 Satterthwaite Thorne Ambleside Arnside Satterthwaite Ambleside Coniston Ulverston Satterthwaite to a byway open to all traffic. Fellowship North Yorkshire None LA22 0QJ LA5 0HQ LA12 8LE L20 9JU High Nibthwaite BD24 0WZ Forest Enterprise Mill Bank Farm Satterthwaite LA21 8AA PO Box 36 Coniston 512066 Monk Coniston to Nick Grizedale Great Langdale Hawkshead Ambleside LA21 8AE To amend the bridleway from Monk Coniston to Trail Riders Settle South Lakeland 1422.512.03 SD 318 971 SD 330 942 19 Dec 2005 Satterthwaite 566030 Grizedale Thorne Ambleside Ambleside Coniston Ulverston LA21 8AB Grizedale to a byway open to all traffic. Fellowship North Yorkshire None LA22 0QJ L20 9JU High Nibthwaite LA22 0QH BD24 0WZ 9 Caldy Road 8 October Nick West Kirby 2018 (signed Crook South Lakeland New 1422.513.04 Box Tree Farm SD 445 950 SD 447 954 Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Crook Kendal LA8 8LQ To add a footpath from Box Tree Farm to B5284 PE Robin Thorne Wirral versions 13 None CH48 2HE April 2020) 9 Caldy Road 8 October Nick To add a footpath between St Catherine's Church West Kirby 2018 (signed Crook South Lakeland New 1422.513.05 St Catherine's SD 448 947 SD 449 946 Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Crook Kendal LA8 8LF PE Robin Thorne (remains of) and Back Lane Wirral versions 13 None CH48 2HE April 2020) 9 Caldy Road 8 October LA8 8DB Crosthwaite & Nick Crosthwaite To add a bridlway along Holmes Road and Savinhill West Kirby 2018 (signed South Lakeland Pt 514016 1422.514.01 Holmes & Savinhill Roads SD 455 898 SD 464 887 Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Kendal LA8 8DE PE Robin Lyth Thorne Brigsteer Road, Savinhill Moss Wirral versions 13 None LA8 8DJ CH48 2HE April 2020) 9 Caldy Road 8 October Crosthwaite & Nick Crosthwaite LA8 8DB To upgrade footpath 514021 (Holmes Lane) to a West Kirby 2018 (signed South Lakeland 514021 1422.514.02 Holmes Lane SD 449 906 SD 452 895 Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Kendal PE Robin Lyth Thorne Brigsteer LA8 8DL bridleway Wirral versions 13 None CH48 2HE April 2020) Dunnerdale Hall Estates Arundell House Turner Hall PO Box 36 LA20 6BA Dunnerdale with Nick High Street Seathwaite Broughton-in-Furness To amend the bridleway known as Park Head Road Trail Riders Settle South Lakeland 521057 1422.521.01 Park Head Road SD 216 929 SD 228 959 Ulverston LA20 6EB 19 Dec 2005 Seathwaite Thorne Tisbury Broughton-in-Furness Seathwaite to a byway open to all traffic. Fellowship North Yorkshire None LA20 6ED Wiltshire LA20 6EE BD24 0WZ SP3 6PS The Forestry The National Trust Chanctonbury Yewfield House Commission Rose How Hill Cottage PO Box 1000 Tarn Hows LA22 0PU Nick Hawkshead Hill Hawkshead Hill Rose Cottage Hawkshead Hill Hawkshead Hill Coniston To upgrade the footpath between Yewfield and Rose Windermere Hawkshead South Lakeland 529023 1422.529.02 Yewfield - Rose Cottage SD 338 992 SD 332 999 Boon Crag Ambleside LA22 0PS Lost Ways Project 17 May 2004 Thorne Ambleside LA22 Ambleside Grizedale Ambleside Ambleside Hawkshead Castle to a Bridleway Cumbria None Coniston LA22 0PP 0PS LA22 0PR Hawkshead LA22 0PS LA22 0PS LA23 1AA LA21 8AQ LA22 0QJ The National Trust PO Box 1000 Tarn Hows Hawkshead & 512 & 529 Nick Circle round Tarn Coniston To upgrade the Tarn Hows circuit footpath to a Windermere South Lakeland 1422.529.03 Tarn Hows Circuit SD 324 995 Boon Crag Ambleside LA22 0PU Lost Ways Project 04 May 2004 Coniston 6 paths Thorne Hows Hawkshead bridleway Cumbria None Coniston LA23 1AA LA21 8AQ 17 Cedar Grove, Kendal, LA9 5BL and Nick LA8 8DJ To add a footpath along Dobdale Road and on to AG Brooks and 2nd Floor, Camelford Helsington South Lakeland New 1422.530.01 Dobdale Road SD 465 894 SD 472 894 Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Not notified by applicant Brigsteer Kendal 04 May 2021 Thorne LA8 8AX footpath 514016. Ramblers House, 87-90 Albert None Embankment, London, SE1 7TW Ashton Agricultural & PO Box 36 General Ltd Haveriggholme Farm LA21 8BH Nick Torver Coniston To amend the bridleway known as The Old Dalton Trail Riders Settle Kirkby Ireleth South Lakeland 539093 1422.539.01 The Old Dalton Road SD 251 900 SD 260 918 Ashton on Ribble Coniston LA20 6AQ 08 Feb 2006 Thorne Woodland Broughton-in-Furness Road to a byway open to all traffic. Fellowship North Yorkshire None Preston LA21 8BU LA20 6DH BD24 0WZ PR2 2DX Pattinson 5 Ltd The National Trust PO Box 36 Applegarth Langdale LA22 9JS Nick To amend the bridleway from Baysbrown to the Trail Riders Settle Lakes: Langdale South Lakeland 543045 1422.543.04 Baysbrown NY 311 061 NY 313 049 Middleton High Close Chapel Stile Elterwater Ambleside Grasmere LA22 9JR 10 Feb 2006 Thorne Langdale Road to a byway open to all traffic.
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