Rights of Way review
The County Council is carrying out a review of the rights of way across the county which it is required to do every 10 years. In Queen Edith’s we do not have many of these: There is a path alongside Francis Crick, Dame Mary Archer Way and Robinson Way on the Biomedical Campus. Near the ward we have a pathway from Nine Wells to Granhams Road. These can be seen on a map here: https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/libraries-leisure-culture/countryside-access/rights-of-way
The County Council is asking for comments about the state of the pathways, how easy the website is to use, how easy it is to get problems resolved, how can better access be provided, how has development affected access, is access to the countryside adequate, how can maintenance be improved, how can wildlife be improved, should paths be widened to accommodate more users, should they be asphalted, how safe do you feel using them, what can be done to improve things e.g more circular routes, road crossings etc.
The deadline for comments is 11 October so please get in touch and let me have your views.
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