Wakefield Council has a duty to make a number of registers available to the public.
The Public Rights of Way network does change over time as paths are added, deleted or have their status changed e.g. a footpath may become a bridleway. For more information, follow the link to : Changes to the Public Rights of Way Register - Section 53 Register
Landowners can formally acknowledge Public Rights of Way across land in their ownership and also indicate that they have no intention to dedicate any further routes in future. For more information, follow the link to : Register of Highways Act Declarations, Statements and Maps - Section 31(6) Register
