Open wfaithfull opened 5 years ago
The background of this issue is that in 2015, a law was passed which requires any rights of way that are in regular use but not recorded on official maps to be registered with the local council within a 10 year period. Any rights of way that are not registered by the time limit will be lost. See: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/dec/25/countdown-begins-to-prevent-loss-of-thousands-of-footpaths-and-alleyways
The background of this issue is that in 2015, a law was passed which requires any rights of way that are in regular use but not recorded on official maps to be registered with the local council within a 10 year period. Any rights of way that are not registered by the time limit will be lost. See: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/dec/25/countdown-begins-to-prevent-loss-of-thousands-of-footpaths-and-alleyways