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Public notice issued under statutory powers extending a temporary prohibition of access to a specified section of Beeston Bridleway No.73 due to the unsafe condition and replacement of a bridge.
Year: 2024
Region / City: Beeston, Borough of Broxtowe, Nottinghamshire
Country: United Kingdom
Type of document: Public notice of temporary prohibition order
Authority: Nottinghamshire County Council
Issuing authority: Secretary of State for Transport
Legal basis: Sections 14 and 15 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Date of notice: 2 April 2024
Effective period: Until 2 October 2024 or until completion of the works, whichever is sooner
Subject: Temporary closure of Beeston Bridleway No.73
Affected section: Between grid references SK 5248 3483 (Bridge) and SK 5219 3453 (The Strand), Attenborough Village
Length affected: Approximately 440 metres
Reason for restriction: Unsafe condition of the bridge over Works Pond and its replacement
Alternative route: No short alternative route available
Responsible officer: Corporate Director of Place
Contact: Rights of Way Office, (0115) 977 5680
Address: County Hall, West Bridgford, Nottingham, NG2 7QP
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Application for Authorisation to Install a Structure on a Footpath or Bridleway under Highways Act 1980 Section 147
Year: 1980
Region / City: United Kingdom, Buckinghamshire
Document Type: Application form
Governing Body: Buckinghamshire Council
Author: Landowner, lessee, or occupier of agricultural land
Target Audience: Applicants seeking to install a structure on a public footpath or bridleway
Legislation: Highways Act 1980, Section 147; Disability Discrimination Act 2005
Structure Standards: BS5709:2006 (Gaps, Gates and Stiles)
Submission Requirements: Ordnance Survey Grid Reference, detailed specification of structure, fencing plan
Responsibilities: Installation, notification to council, maintenance, compliance with conditions
Inspection: Conducted by Rights of Way & Access Group, Buckinghamshire Council
Type of Source: Official administrative application form
Note: Structured guidance notes included for applicants regarding authorisation criteria, access considerations, and installation procedures
Official address for submission: Rights of Way & Access Group, Buckinghamshire Council, Walton Street, Aylesbury HP20 1UY
Administrative processing: Typically 4-week period for application review and approval
Proposed diversion of Bridleway No. 6, East Anstey
Date: 5th December 2022
Region / city: East Anstey, Devon
Topic: Proposed diversion of public bridleway
Document type: Informal consultation
Author: Caroline Gatrell
Target audience: Residents, public rights of way stakeholders
Period of validity: Until 20th January 2023
Approval date: 5th December 2022
Date of changes: N/A
Generic Risk Assessment for Bridleway Clearance Activity (Review Date: 24/12/2025)
Document type: Risk assessment
Activity assessed: Bridleway clearance
Organization: BHS (British Horse Society)
Assessor: Samar Chakraborty
Date of review: 24/12/2025
Date of next review: 24/12/2026
Participants: Officials, volunteers, staff, members, and members of the public
Hazard categories: Site access, travel, parking, authorization compliance, communication, manual handling, cutting tools and petrol-driven equipment
Risk factors: Traffic movement, road accidents, unauthorized access, inadequate communication, manual handling injuries, equipment misuse, fire risk during refuelling
Control measures: Stewarded access control, travel planning, designated parking guidance, authorization compliance, volunteer briefings, PPE use, manual handling procedures, equipment safety protocols, refuelling safety rules
Responsible role: Organiser
Appeal Decision on Public Bridleway Claim, Maulden, 2026
Year: 2026
Region / City: Maulden, Central Bedfordshire
Subject: Public rights of way, Bridleway designation
Document type: Appeal decision
Authority: Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
Author: James Blackwell LLB (Hons) PGDip, Solicitor
Applicant: Unspecified individual appealing Central Bedfordshire Council decision
Original Council Decision Date: 17 December 2024
Application Date: 4 September 2023
Order Reference: ROW/3358589
Legal Basis: Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, sections 53(2), 53(5), Schedule 14
Related Previous Application: 2022 British Horse Society application
Evidence Considered: Land Registry title documents, Ordnance Survey maps, historical records, Finance Act 1910 records
Route Details: From rear of George Street to Maulden Woods, passing through St Mary the Virgin Church graveyard and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)
Decision Outcome: Appeal allowed; bridleway recognized
Topics: Beeston No73 Bridleway