Paths Greenways Bridleways Tracks
 PG: OBJECTS: PROMOTION: Langley 12 and Knebworth 29
Map showing Langley 12
Annotated map reproduced courtesy of Googlemaps.
This route runs from Village Street to Knebworth 25 and 40 byways.

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Legal History
1938: The route is shown as Langley 14 BW (blue dots) on the Hertfordshire County Council ROW survey. Map Hitchin Rural West 15 (Herts 20 NW) and 16 (Herts 20 NE).
1 Nov 1953: The route was recorded as a bridleway on the original definitive map and statement. DM sheets DM4-40 and DM4-41.
31 Dec 1977: The route was recorded as a bridleway on the special review draft map and statement. DM sheet SR-29.
21 Jun 1957: The Stopping Up of Highways (County of Hertford) (No 7) Order 1957 altered the alignment of the western end of Langley 12.
19 Dec 1996: The Hertfordshire County Council (Langley 12) Legal Event Modification Order 1996 recorded the 1957 change on the definitive map and statement.
1996: The Hertfordshire County Council (Langley 12 (part), 13 (part) and 18) Modification Order 1996 upgraded a short length of Langley 12 BW to BOAT.
Definitive Statement (4 Dec 2015)
Path: [Langley] 12.  Status: Bridleway/BOAT.  Definitive Map sheet: 29
Commences as BOAT from end of Village Street at TL 2168 2257 thence SE for approx 35m to a junction with BOAT13 at TL 2171 2255, thence as a BR running NE for approx 68m to TL 2176 2260, continuing E to parish boundary to join BR29 Knebworth west of Pigeonswick Cottage.
Width: BOAT varies from 9 to 17m as shown cross-hatched on the plan forming part of the Hertfordshire County Council (Langley 12 (part), 13 (part) and 18) Modification Order 1996

Path: [Knebworth] 29.  Status: Bridleway.  Definitive Map sheet: 29
Commences from FP25 W of Pigeonswick Cottage thence W to join BR12 (Langley) at parish boundary.

© 2024 Patchetts Green Bridleways Trust. File reference: EC042.