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Following publication of the 2nd edition of their book, Rights of Way – Restoring the Record, our trustee, Phil Wadey, and his colleague Sarah Bucks will resume training on applying the methods in their book in October and November. The book and training aim to enthuse, enable and empower rights of way researchers to make definitive map modification order applications to ensure that routes that would be extinguished in 2026 are saved from the cut-off date.
Four training courses are presently planned as follows:
1. Yarmouth, Isle of Wight – Saturday 14 October 2017
2. Sturminster Marshall, Dorset – Sunday 15 October 2017
3. Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire – Saturday 18 November 2017
4. Bicester, Oxfordshire – Sunday 19 November 2017
Details of these courses will be published below as available:
1. Yarmouth, Isle of Wight – Saturday 14 October 2017
Details of the day:
Start: 09.30
Finish: 16.00 (approx depending on question and answer session)
Venue: The Community Hall of Yarmouth & District, St James Street, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight PO41 0NU
Visit CHOYD, Contact us, for a map and details of how to reach the venue. There is no parking at the hall but the large River Road car park is two minutes walk from the hall, off A3054 overlooking the Yar estuary.
Includes: Tea and coffee but please bring your own packed lunch.
Booking & queries: policyvolsupport@ramblers.org.uk with reference: RWRTR-14-10.
There is no charge for this event but delegates will have to meet their own travel expenses. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Please bring a copy of Rights of Way – Restoring the Record with you if you have one and a laptop so you can take part in some practical activities. Wi-fi is available.
Copies of the 2nd edition of Rights of Way – Restoring the Record will be available to buy at a discounted rate for attendees on the day.
2. Sturminster Marshall, Dorset – Sunday 15 October 2017
Details of the day:
Start: 09.30
Finish: 16.00 (approx depending on question and answer session)
Venue: Sturminster Marshall Village Hall, Churchill Close, Sturminster Marshall, Wimborne, Dorset, BH21 4BQ
Please click on link and Contact us to find a map.
Includes: Tea and coffee but please bring your own packed lunch
Booking & queries: policyvolsupport@ramblers.org.uk with reference: RWRTR-15-10.
There is no charge for this event but delegates will have to meet their own travel expenses. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Please bring a copy of Rights of Way – Restoring the Record if you have one, and a laptop so that you can take part in some practical activities. (Smart phones and tablets may not be suitable for all activities but may be better than nothing.) Wi-fi is provided.
Copies of the 2nd edition of Rights of Way – Restoring the Record will be available to buy at a discounted rate for attendees on the day.
3. Henley-on-Thames, Oxon – Saturday 18 November 2017
Details of the day:
Start: 09.30
Finish: 16.00 (approximate depending on final questions)
Venue: Town Hall, Market Square, Henley-on-Thames, RG9 2AQ
There is no parking at the venue. Please visit the Town Council website for details of transport and car parking facilities.
Includes: tea, coffee & lunch
Booking & queries: ellenfroggatt@oss.org.uk with reference: RWRTR-18-11.
There is no charge for this event but delegates will have to meet their own travel expenses. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Please bring a copy of Rights of Way – Restoring the Record if you have one, and a laptop so that you can take part in some practical activities. (Smart phones and tablets may not be suitable for all activities but may be better than nothing.) Wi-fi is provided.
Copies of the second edition of Rights of Way – Restoring the Record will be available to buy at a discounted rate for attendees on the day.
3. Bicester – Sunday 19 November 2017
Details of the day:
Start: 09.30
Finish: 16.00 (approximate depending on final questions)
Venue: The York Room, Bicester Hotel and Spa, Chesterton, Bicester OX26 1TE
Please follow the link above for details of how to find the venue.
Includes: tea, coffee & biscuits. Refreshments are available at the hotel or please bring a packed lunch.
Booking & queries: hannah.marsh@bhs.org.uk with reference: RWRTR-19-11.
There is no charge for this event but delegates will have to meet their own travel expenses. Places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Please bring a copy of Rights of Way – Restoring the Record if you have one, and a laptop so that you can take part in some practical activities. (Smart phones and tablets may not be suitable for all activities but may be better than nothing.) Wi-fi is provided.
Copies of the second edition of Rights of Way – Restoring the Record will be available to buy at a discounted rate for attendees on the day.