Annotated map reproduced courtesy of Googlemaps.	The recorded bridleway runs from Tower Hill (public road) to Footpath 10. However, there is evidence of a continuation route that is being investigated. At the time of the 2023 Access Survey (28 Mar 23), there were no gates or other obstructions across Chipperfield 11 bridleway. The sign at the northeastern end was a standard road name plate reading 'Stoney Lane'. The sign at the junction with the footpath read, 'Public Bridleway'. Update: 19 Apr 23 new 'Public Bridleway' sign at junction with Tower Hill.			Sign at junction with Tower Hill Photo: Phil Wadey, 28 Mar 2023
View from Tower Hill Photo: Phil Wadey, 28 Mar 2023	Continuing southwestwards Photo: Phil Wadey, 28 Mar 2023	Continuing southwestwards Photo: Phil Wadey, 28 Mar 2023	Continuing southwestwards Photo: Phil Wadey, 28 Mar 2023	Sign at junction with FP Photo: Phil Wadey, 28 Mar 2023
As part of the British Horse Society's work to record paths before Path Extinguishment Day, it was spotted that Chipperfield 11 was a cul-de-sac for riders, so an investigation was needed. The historical evidence showed a continuous route from Tower Hill to Woodmans Farm, so an application was made in 2023 to record the route as a restricted byway.

Legal History 20 Jun 1953: Chipperfield 11 was recorded as a bridleway on the original definitive map and statement. DM sheet DM3-28. 31 Dec 1977: Chipperfield 11 was shown as a bridleway on the special review draft map and statement. DM sheet SR-74. 19 Mar 2023: Application for restricted byway status for Chipperfield 11 and to extend route to Woodman's Farm. HCC reference DAC/177. Application Process Path Application Certificate Direction Inv Report Order Confirmed EC1089 19 Mar 2023 DAC/177 29 Mar 2023

Definitive Statement (4 Dec 2015) Path: [Chipperfield] 11.  Recorded Status: Bridleway.  Definitive Map sheet: 74 Commences from FP10 at junction with Stoney Lane thence NE along lane to Chipperfield - Bovingdon Road N of New Road. Maintainability Chipperfield 11 is maintainable at the public expense because it was a footpath or bridleway existing before 30 Apr 1959.

© 2025 Patchetts Green Bridleways Trust. File reference: EC1089. HCC reference: DAC/177.