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Project 2026 North East

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About Project 2026

Project 2026 - British Horse Society

This is a national web based project with the aim of identifying routes which potentially are unrecorded Rights of Way and to record progress towards submitting Definitive Map Modification Order Applications. There is a separate sub-project for each County or Local Highways Authority area.

Background

The CROW Act 2000 contains legislation which extinguishes all historical Rights of Way that are not recorded on the definitive map by 2026.

Project Aim

The aim of our volunteer-led project is to ensure that, as far as possible, all unrecorded rights of way have been researched, and necessary steps taken to protect those rights from being extinguished on 1 January 2026. That will usually mean making an application to add unrecorded rights to the Definitive Map and Statement of Public Rights of Way for the relative highway authority and having the application recorded on the authority's register of applications.

Project Organisation
    . The Project is being coordinated by the British Horse Society working closely with the
      Ramblers and other user groups.
    . The project is being managed online via an interactive map of possible unrecorded
      routes.
    . Any volunteer can join the project and contribute directly with giving any information
      about "lost" or unrecorded routes.
    . We welcome anyone, including walkers, riders, historians and cyclists to help.

Please click on the link to the project for your County or Local Highways Authority.

If your County or Local Highways Authority is not listed, please contact access@bhs.org.uk

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Training Video

It is planned to establish a Project 2026 for every county in England and Wales.
The county projects will be established according to demand.
If your county is not listed please email access@bhs.org.uk expressing your interest and to find out more.

If your county is listed please click on the link to go to the project.

If you are new to Project 2026, try adding paths and editing research records on the Demo maps to see how it works. Scroll down to Demonstration Projects.

North East Region:
  Barnsley      72 paths    (12 submitted)
  Bradford      123 paths    (12 submitted)
  Calderdale      441 paths    (105 submitted)
  Doncaster      40 paths    (17 submitted)
  Durham      0 paths    (395 submitted)
  EastRiding      91 paths    (68 submitted)
  Hartlepool      10 paths    (1 submitted)
  Kirklees      185 paths    (138 submitted)
  Leeds      26 paths    (5 submitted)
  Middlesbrough      1 paths    (0 submitted)
  NorthYorkshire      1871 paths    (253 submitted)
  Northumberland      402 paths    (92 submitted)
  RedcarCleveland      50 paths    (0 submitted)
  Rotherham      11 paths    (0 submitted)
  Sheffield      59 paths    (9 submitted)
  Stockton      11 paths    (0 submitted)
  Wakefield      11 paths    (4 submitted)

Demonstration Projects:

You may practise uploading routes and editing research records on these project maps
All information on these sites will ultimately be discarded.

North East Region:   DemoNE