Parish Footpaths
Public Footpaths and Bridleways.
Landowners are legally obliged to ensure that all public rights of way are unobstructed and identified either with marker posts or by crop removal.
As a Parish Council we inspect rights of way in our Parish and work with the local tenants and landowners to see that our legal obligations are fulfilled.
To this end the Parish Council has appointed a footpath officer (Andy Pillow).
A definitive map of this Parish with footpaths and bridleways clearly marked can be downloaded from this website. Here
If you have any problems or concerns you can leave a message on this site, with the Parish Clerk or contact Andy Pillow on 01743709607.
As a Parish Council we welcome visitors who wish to enjoy the countryside and magnificent views from the many and varied walks in our Parish.
We do however ask that you respect the environment that we all enjoy by observing the following:-
Please do not leave litter
Keep to the prescribed footpath
Keep pets on a lead at all times
During the breeding / nesting season (April-July), minimise your impact on their territory, particularly regarding dogs, keep them on a short lead, they love to investigate nests!
If you are crossing a field with cattle in, especially if they have calves afoot, avoid taking a dog, or keep the dog on a very short lead. Cattle regard all dogs as a threat i.e.‘wolves’ and may respond aggressively. More walkers are injured by cows with calves than by bulls!