public footpath

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public footpath

n
a footpath along which the public has right of way
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A PUBLIC footpath and steps in Aberdeen have been closed for resurfacing works.
RAMBLERS are being warned to avoid a public footpath in Sileby following a spate of incidents involving a horse allegedly attacking people and dogs.
Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service said the guttering was hanging over a public footpath and causing a 'hazard' to pedestrians and motorists.
Ashley Almond If farmers put cows with young in a field with a public footpath running through they should put a notice up on the stile/ gate.
A PUBLIC footpath is likely to be diverted to help keep naturists screened from ramblers and dog-walkers.
A lifeline service in Renfrewshire will be safer for visitors and residents as work begins on a new public footpath.
2 Follow the fence line to the public footpath. Turn left, follow the path past Souter Lighthouse and on to entrance of car park.
A MAN with firearms shooting at birds close to a public footpath have sparked safety fears.
5 Pass the Methodist Church on your left and after 200 metres turn left down a public footpath on a lane.
Forensics teams were yesterday scouring a public footpath between Edge Lane and Binns Road, near to Hollywood Bowl, where a car had been abandoned.
East Side Tavern intends to apply for a licence to place street furniture on the public footpath in front of 104/105 Leeson Street Lower, Dublin 2.
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