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Definitive Statements for the Parish of: Warnford .............................................................................................................................. 1 Wellow ................................................................................................................................. 4 West End ............................................................................................................................. 8 West Meon ........................................................................................................................ 11 West Tisted ........................................................................................................................ 15 West Tytherley ................................................................................................................... 19 Weston Corbett .................................................................................................................. 23 Weston Patrick .................................................................................................................. 24 Wherwell ............................................................................................................................ 26 Whitchurch ......................................................................................................................... 30 Whitehill ............................................................................................................................. 36 Whiteley ............................................................................................................................. 38 Whitsbury ........................................................................................................................... 39 Wickham ............................................................................................................................ 42 Wield.................................................................................................................................. 47 Winchester ......................................................................................................................... 50 Winchfield .......................................................................................................................... 55 Winslade ............................................................................................................................ 57 Wonston ............................................................................................................................ 58 Woodgreen ........................................................................................................................ 62 Wootton St. Lawrence ....................................................................................................... 64 Worldham .......................................................................................................................... 68 Warnford Parish and Path No. Status Start Point (Grid End point Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations ref and (Grid ref and description) description) Warnford 2 Footpath 6206 2291 6223 2266 From Road A.32 to Warnford Church Road A32, Alton Warnford Church Road, opposite From Road A.32, southwards, then eastwards along 12' wide unenclosed metalled road The Old Coach through Warnford Park to Warnford Church. House Warnford 3 Footpath 6282 2416 6253 2537 From Road U.196, North of Warnford to Road U.196 (Green Lane) Road U196, Road U196, Lippen Lane, at Dark Lane, From Road U.196, along gravel lane 9' wide between banks northwards to Bere Farm and Laurel Dene north of Bere Farm Green Lane. 28 February 2012 Page 1 of 75 Warnford 4 Footpath 6249 2595 6250 2543 From Road U.196 (Green Lane) North of Bere Farm to junction with Road C.120 Road C120, Road U196, Riversdown Dark Lane, From Road U.196 northwards along unenclosed grass ride, through Brockwood Copse Road, south west at West Paddock and through field gate at north edge of copse, to junction with Road C.120. of Rowley Beeches Warnford 5 Footpath 6250 2568 6273 2551 From junction with No. 4 at north edge of Brockwood Copse to Road U.196 (Green Lane) Footpath 4 Road U196, at Parish Boundary Dark Lane, at Parish Boundary From junction with No. 4 north of Brockwood Copse south eastwards along unenclosed grass ride through copse to Road U.196 (Green Lane). Warnford 6 Footpath 6259 2523 6286 2497 From Bere Farm to Parish Boundary Footpath 3 West Meon 4, at Parish Boundary From Bere Farm through field gate, southwestwards along verge of arable field on north side of hedge and through gap into arable field at Parish Boundary. Warnford 7 Footpath 6265 2368 6323 2380 From Road U.196 to Parish Boundary Road U196, West Meon 11, at Lippen Lane, Parish Boundary From Road U.196, over stile at junction with Bosenhill Lane, eastwards along verge of opposite North pasture, over stile, along verge of pasture, over stile in tree belt to Parish Boundary. End Cottages Warnford 8 Footpath 6099 2533 6203 2349 From Parish Boundary at Blackhouse Row to junction with Path No. 9, north of Pink’s Hill Bramdean 19, at Footpath 9 Parish Boundary From stile at Parish Boundary, through copse, over stile, across pasture, southwards along eastern edge of Blackhouse Row, through gap, crossing Road C.120, through gap, southwards through arable field along edge of copse, through gateway, across arable field on east side of hedge, through gateway into pasture across wired hedge, across pasture, along line of tree belt, over wire at gap, along tree belt, along verge of arable field then across arable field to junction with Path No. 9, north of Pink’s Hill. Warnford 9 Footpath 6233 2321 6016 2499 From Road U.196 at Warnford Piggeries to Parish Boundary Road U196, Kilmeston 7, at Lippen Lane, Parish Boundary From Road U.196, along concrete road to piggeries, north westwards along occupation south of road to milking sheds on Pink’s Hill, across arable field and along path 3'0" wide between Beechridge copseland (wire on left side of path), over low rabbit wire, across arable field into Ram Lane, over wire, across pasture, over slip rails in belt of trees, northwards along headland on to C.120. Over brick stile and along drive to Riversdown, through gate, across pasture, over rails into Riversdown Row on Parish Boundary. 28 February 2012 Page 2 of 75 Warnford 10 Footpath 6143 2353 6102 2478 From Road U.165, east of Wheeley Down House to Road C.120 Road U165, Road C120, Wheely Farm Riversdown Road, From Road U.165, along 9' wide metalled road (Ram Lane) enclosed between banks and Road, north east at Wheely Farm hedges, northwards and north eastwards, crossing path No. 9, through iron field gate, of Wheely Down Cottages along grass track between hedge and track, through field gate, through gateway and field House gate at Wheeley Farm, through farmyard, and along gravel lane 15' wide enclosed between hedges to Road C.120. Warnford 11 Bridleway 5984 2277 6128 2335 From Road C.149 at Beacon Hill Beeches to C.76 at Wheeley Down Farm The path runs on a diverted route between 6060 2327 Road C149, Road C76, Wheeley and 6094 2329, and that part of the path which ran Beacon Hill Road, Down Road, at From Road C.149 north eastwards along unenclosed green track through woods, through between 6014 2333 and 6123 2339 has been diverted at Beaconhill Wheely Down Farm field gate, across arable field, eastwards, skirting southern edge of wood, along headland and now runs between 6014 2333 and 6128 2335 Beeches at edge of wood into grass ride at south east corner, across arable land to Well Bottom Copse, and along wire fence at verge of arable field over stile, along chalk track, along 2.44 metres wide between 6060 2327 and 6094 2329, track to Wheeley Down Cottage and along gravel lane to Road C.76. and between 6014 2333 and 6128 2335 Warnford 12 Footpath 5912 2396 5911 2373 From Road C.76 to Parish Boundary Road C76, Exton 9b, at Parish Millbarrows, at Boundary From Road C.76 southwards along 9' wide metalled occupation road enclosed between Warnford banks to Lomer Farm. Plantation Warnford 13 Footpath 5913 2398 5925 2437 From Road C.76 to Road C.149 at Parish Boundary Road C76, Road C149, Millbarrows, at Kilmeston Road, From Road C.76 northwards along hedge line to junction with Road C.149 at Parish Warnford at Hill View Farm Boundary. Plantation Warnford 15 Footpath 6331 2353 6328 2291 From Road A.32 at Sheep Bridge to Road U.156 Haydon Barn Road A32, Alton Road U165, Road, at Sheep Hayden Lane, From Road A.32, southwards along earth path inside Copse, along verge of arable field to Bridge at Old Hayloft Road U.165 west of Railway Bridge. Warnford 16 Footpath 6356 2273 6321 2181 From Road U.165, approximately 250 yards south east of railway bridge, to Upper Peaks That part of the path which ran between 6325 2200 Road U165, Road U199, Farm, at Parish Boundary and 6329 2177 has been diverted, and now runs Hayden Lane, Peake New Road, between 6325 2200 and 6321 2181 south east of The north west of Peake From Road U.165 over stile beside iron gate, southwestwards and south eastwards along Old Hayloft Farm farm road to Lower Peake Farm, then southwards along metalled farm road to Upper 2 metres wide between 6325 2200 and 6321 2181 Peake Farm at Parish Boundary. Warnford 17 Footpath 6242 2345 6262 2441 From Road U.196 to junction with No. 3 Road U196, Footpath 3 Lippen Lane, at From Road U.196, north of school, northwards along unmetalled lane, then through gap
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