bridleway

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bridleway

a route which may be travelled by foot, on horseback or on a bicycle.

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The Definitive Map was drawn up by each local authority following the Second World War, to include all roads, bridleways and footpaths over their region

B&Bs can provide a stable environment

Countryside recreation manager Mark Wilkinson: "We started re-opening the county's network of 1,700 miles of footpaths and bridleways in April.

Go surfing for country latest

The bridleways group, which campaigns and fundraises for better off-road riding, is holding the fun ride on Sunday, June 5, starting from Thrushwood Farm in New Marske.

Ride out to help raise cash

Clr Bolt was taken along the bridleways around Ladywood, Hagg Wood and Hopton Woods between Lower Hopton and Briestfield to see some of the problem horse riders face.

Cycling councillor swaps saddles

In Merseyside, there are now more than 11km of permissive access paths and 1km of permissive access bridleway and cycle paths.

Better rural access to wildlife pathways; CONSERVATION

An experimental ban on motorbike scramblers using a Northumberland bridleway is to be made permanent after proving a success in tackling damage to the rural route.

Bike ban trial hailed success

Carmarthenshire Council admits there are fewer bridleways compared to neighbouring counties but says a programme of improvements is under way.

Horse riders missing out

A full list of footpaths and bridleways open to the public is on the county council website on www.warwickshire.gov.uk

More countryside paths reopened; Publicity drive to tempt visitors

Riders and ramblers will have close up views of one of the largest sewage works and dirtiest rivers in the Midlands from the three-mile bridleway, running between Hamstead Estate, Great Barr and Merion's Wood, near Walsall.