Have your say about access to the countryside
Suffolk has a network of over 3,000 miles of footpaths,
bridleways and byways*. This network can be used by everyone to
visit the countryside, get to and from work, school and for a wide
range of recreational purposes.
The Government has asked all county councils to produce a Rights
of Way Improvement Plan. This ten-year plan will play a central
role in how we improve our footpaths, bridleways and byways in the
future. As part of this process the assessment report for the plan
is now complete.
Although the consultation period is over we are still interested
in your comments.
Please contact:
Access Development Manager
Suffolk County Council
Endeavour House (B1F4)
8 Russell Road
Ipswich
Suffolk
IP1 2BX
* Footpaths may be used only by people on foot. Bridleways may be
used for walking, riding or leading a horse or pedal cycling.
Cyclists must give way to pedestrians and riders. Byways open to
all traffic may be used by vehicular and other kinds of traffic,
where suitable but are used by the public mainly for walking or
riding horses or cycles.