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www.wayfinderproject.co.uk vs www.way-finder.co.uk ! WTF????
In another thread there is some discussion about the GLASS wayfinder website which documents green lanes.
There seems to be two different but very similar sites. http://www.wayfinderproject.co.uk/ is the one that's linked to by the GLASS website, but Slimer posted www.way-finder.co.uk which is a similar but different site.
Does anyone know what's going on there? Are they both kosher? Which one's best, etc?
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ISTR they had a bit of a bust up and the aggrieved individual set up there own site doing the same thing ..I'm sure there used to be a statement advising you not to go to the other site 21 year LR veteran > D2 GS 2003 > D3 S 2006 > D3 HSE 2009 > D4 HSE 2013 > D4 HSE 2015 > D5 HSE 2018 > DS HSE R-Dynamic P300e 2021
13th Sep 2007 6:38 pm
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Rob,
its best to check routes / byways with your local council. The recent laws restricted traffic from the likes of RUPPs and some byways. most BOATs are still open but its still worth checking. The routes on these sites can often be out of date. Not all byways are marked and those with a Temporary Restriction Order (TRO) may not be signposted as such. It can be a real nightmare. I asked the council - "Are all byways marked on the OS explorer map 156 open to motorised traffic", and they said yes. Dont have written confirmation so not totally sure.....
If you can find out if they have a street name, even if they "closed" they can be still driven, based on the fact that they shouldnt be closed.
The Rights of Way officers can be obstructive in some councils and helpful in others. Approach them from a Freedom Of Information (FOI) angle and you'll get a better chance of success.
I will see if our (www.blroc.co.uk) event organiser is available on Sunday in Wiltshire to have a chat with you.Duncan
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13th Sep 2007 6:41 pm
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Thanks Duncan.
Do the ROW Officers will answer questions as broad as the example you gave above? I thought I would have to tell him the specific lanes I want touse and get him to confim them individually (although my guess was based on zero evidence).
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Has the relevant council got a Definitive Map online? Not that it helps you in this instance Rob but I do know that Cheshire and Lancashire CC do.Steve N | 21MY Defender | 08MY Discovery 3 (history) | 06MY Discovery 3 (ancient history)
way-finder is the original site, wayfinderproject appeared after internal politics within GLASS over who knows what. I'm not a GLASS member any more but if you have a look on the GLASS forum Rob you should find their take on it all.The End
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