Rights of Way: Restoring the Record

Reviews (second edition)
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Byways and Bridleways Trust (18 Sep 17)

The first review for the second edition has appeared! The Byways and Bridleways Trust said,

"One of the strengths of this update is the value of the book as a fast reference source for the more arcane and less-visited materials. Symbols on tithe maps? See page 78 for a reproduction of Dawson’s Proposed Tithe Map Key. The Ordnance Survey boundary records: OS 26, OS 27 et al? Twenty pages of illustrated and explained examples."

It continued,

"Restoring the Record: well produced, with more information than you will find anywhere else in one convenient package. It does what it says on the tin."

Citations

Thorogood, J, Hastie A., & Hill-Butler, C. (2022) Public Access, private land, and spatial politics: The geographical importance of the right of way in Coventry, England. Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 47, 484-498. Available from https://doi.org/10.1111/tran.12514.
Sheetlines, Dec 18, Don't Lose Your Way, Cornish J, 113, pp13-18.
The Guardian, 4 Dec 18, 'Memory lanes: the ramblers trying to save 10,000 lost footpaths' (cited in print edition of the article but not in the on-line edition)
The Guardian, 25 Dec 15, 'Countdown begins to prevent loss of thousands of footpaths and alleyways'