Public rights of way can be found on maps, but to
check out rights of way contact us for further information.
A public right of way is a "highway" over which the public have
a right to pass, being public footpaths, bridleways, byways (open
to all traffic), restricted byways, cycle routes and permissive
routes.
Public Rights of Way – We want your views!
- Are you a walker or a cyclist?
- Do you ride a horse?
- Do you have mobility problems?
Then get involved in the Rights of Way
Improvement Plan.
Redbridge Council are in the process of
preparing a Rights of Way Improvement Plan to identify how
to improve public rights of way for walkers, cyclists, horse riders
and people with mobility problems.
Preparing the Plan gives Redbridge Council the
opportunity to reassess the public rights of way network and its
relevance to its users.
It aims to make more places accessible to more
people, and remove some of the barriers preventing people from
enjoying the outdoors.
Please help make Redbridge a better place to
live.
So please tell us your views by completing and
returning a questionnaire by 01 August
2008 You can also get a copy of the questionnaire:
- By phoning 020 8554 5000 and one will be sent to you
- From your local library
- Redbridge Councils one stop shop