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Public Rights of Way Questionnaire

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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.

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.

Please help make Redbridge a better place to live.

Please can you assist by filling in the form below to represent the views of one member of your household. Other members of your household may complete additional questionnaires.

Please complete the form before 1st August 2008.

For all other general enquiries please contact the London Borough of Redbridge Customer Contact Centre on 0208 554 5000.


1. How satisfied are you with the condition of the public rights of way network within the borough?
Access to Open Spaces/Rural	Very Good Good Adequate Poor Very Poor
Access to amenities (e.g. shops, schools, medical facilities, etc)	Very Good Good Adequate Poor Very Poor
General Urban Routes	Very Good Good Adequate Poor Very Poor
2. What use do you make of the public rights of way network? (please tick as many boxes as you wish).
Public footpaths	Walking Cycling Horse riding Motor cycling Driving Using a mobility aid
Public bridleways	Walking Cycling Horse riding Motor cycling Driving Using a mobility aid
Public byways	Walking Cycling Horse riding Motor cycling Driving Using a mobility aid
Paths in the local authority parks	Walking Cycling Horse riding Motor cycling Driving Using a mobility aid
Other (please specify)
3. How frequently do you use the rights of way network in the borough?
	Daily Several days per week Weekly Monthly Quarterly Annually Very infrequent Never
4. What are your main reasons for using the public rights of way network? (List in priority order, starting at 1).
Health and fitness
Environmentally friendly mode of transport
Open air recreation / enjoyment
As an alternative to using a vehicular route
Dog walking
Transport to work
Access to shops
Access to school
Access to medical facilities
Other (please specify)
5. Where do you obtain information about where to walk, cycle and horse ride in the borough? (Please tick as many boxes as you wish)
	Local knowledge Organisations clubs and groups Council offices Signposting and way marking Maps Magazines Internet
Other (please specify)
6. Would you use the Council website to help plan your routes if authorised routes within the Borough were categorised and shown on a map on the site?
	Yes No
7. What do you think the Council could do to make the public rights of way network within the Borough more convenient to use?

8. What do you think the Council could do to make the public rights of way network within the Borough more enjoyable to use?

9. What users do you encounter problems with when using the rights of way network? (please tick as many boxes as you wish)
Public footpaths	Walkers Horse riders Cyclists Motor cyclists Vehicle drivers
Public bridleways	Walkers Horse riders Cyclists Motor cyclists Vehicle drivers
Public byways	Walkers Horse riders Cyclists Motor cyclists Vehicle drivers
Surfaced cycle tracks	Walkers Horse riders Cyclists Motor cyclists Vehicle
Paths in local authority parks	Walkers Horse riders Cyclists Motor cyclists Vehicle
Footways (running adjacent to the road)	Walkers Horse riders Cyclists Motor cyclists Vehicle
Independant footways (linking between roads and/or other footways)	Walkers Horse riders Cyclists Motor cyclists Vehicle
Through routes (alleyways and passages)	Walkers Horse riders Cyclists Motor cyclists Vehicle
Other (please specify)
10. If you would like to make any further comments about how we could address your needs relating to public rights of way, please do so here. This may include details of specific changes you would like to see made to the public rights of way network locally to where you live and/or more general concerns relating to the network within the Borough as a whole.

11. Are you a member of any rights of way user groups, organisations or clubs?
	Yes No
12. What is your postcode?

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