A public right of way is a footpath, bridleway or byway that you can use to travel along. We are responsible for maintaining over 300 public rights of way within the borough, covering more than 120 miles.
Byway - can be used by pedestrians, horse riders, cyclists and some vehicles.
Public rights of way are sometimes marked by signs stating that this is a public footpath. Rights of way should not be confused with pavements.
You can check the location of public rights of way in the borough.
If you have a problem using a right of way, for example if it is obstructed please report it.
Find out about our rights of way improvement plan.