Legal History
1959: Potters Bar 24 was recorded as part footpath and part bridleway on the original definitive map and statement of Middlesex.
1 Apr 1965: This parish moved from Middlesex to Hertfordshire.
1 May 2008: Part of Potters Bar 24 moved to South Mimms Parish, when the South Mimms Parish was created by SI 2008/43. The path number remains the same.
21 Jul 2024: Error in Potters Bar 24 definitive statement notified to Hertfordshire County Council, with a view to correcting it at next year's consolidation.
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Definitive Statement (4 Dec 2015)
Path: [Potters Bar] 24. Status: Bridleway Definitive Map sheet: 78
Commences at Swanland Lane at TL 2316 0243, then generally SW to an underpass under
the A1(M) to join South Mimms BR24.
Statement reference to Swanland Lane should be to Swanland Road.
Definitive Statement (4 Dec 2015)
Path: [South Mimms] 24. Status: Bridleway Definitive Map sheet: 78
Commences from Potters Bar BR24 at an underpass under the A1(M), then SSW along the
western boundary of the A1(M) to TL 2290 0191. Continues in SW direction to TL 2235 0154, then turns SE following the field boundary to TL 2236 0152, turn SW through gate in
fence and over ditch into south side of meadow, to junction with FP30 and BR76. Proceeds
in W direction to rails and field gate adjoining 57 Blackhorse Lane. Bridleway ends 20 yards
east of Blackhorse Lane.
Width: 4m between TL 2290 0190 & TL 2236 0152.
Limitations: No limitations recorded between TL 2290 0190 & TL 2236 0152.
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At the time of the Patchetts Green Riding Club's 1991 ARROW survey for the British Horse Society, Potters Bar 24 was a cul-de-sac on the definitive map.
Information about how this route was extended to Brookside by the creation of a new bridleway is on the South Mimms 76 page.