PGBT Stevenage Borough

Paths Greenways Bridleways Tracks
PG: OBJECTS: PROMOTION: STEVENAGE
	Stevenage Borough is outside our core area so we don't usually get involved in issues relating to path surfaces or obstructions here. We are interested in historical research to get routes recorded before Path Extinguishment Day, and any path creation work. For problems in Stevenage, please report it to the county council and copy the BHS for information.	Stevenage 17 BW, Granby Road to Stevenage 105 and Stevenage 18 BW Stevenage 18 BW, part of the route from North Road to Graveley Stevenage 22 BW, North Lane eastwards Stevenage 23 BW, part of the route from North Road to Graveley Stevenage 35 and Ippollitts 26 BW, from Meadway and Shepherds Lane (W of A1(M)) to Rush Green. Stevenage 38 BOAT along part of Kitching Lane Stevenage 41 and Knebworth 41 BOAT, Norton Green Stevenage 57 RB, Fishersgreen Lane, from Hitchin Road to Fishers Green Road Stevenage 67 BOAT off Weston Road Stevenage 77 and Knebworth 2 BW from Badminton Close to Hertford Road, Knebworth Stevenage 78 BOAT from Broadhall Way to Hertford Road Stevenage 79 BW from Hertford Road to Knebworth 1 BW Stevenage 90 BW from West side of Hospital to Great North Road Stevenage 97 and Aston 18 BW, Sheafgreen Lane, from Ferrier Road to Long Lane Stevenage 98 BW from Kitching Lane to Chadwell Road Stevenage 102 and Great Ashby 19 BW, Bottany Bay Lane Stevenage 103 BW, from Hitchin Road to North Road Pegasus Crossing near Stevenage 103 (crosses A602) Stevenage 104 and Aston 32 BW, Lanterns Lane (East) Stevenage, Lanterns Lane (West) Stevenage 105 BW, from Stevenage 22 to Stevenage 17 and 18. Stevenage 107 and Aston 4 BW, from Chells to Walkern 21 BW Stevenage 109 BOAT/RB, Dene Lane Stevenage 111 and Aston 36 RB, from Dene Lane to Aston 9 FP.
Stevenage is not split into parish council areas.
The Stevenage Development Corporation set out a Stevenage Horse and Pony Route that would be completed as Stevenage was developed as a New Town. However, although the route was often constructed, it wasn't added to the definitive map. Ensuring the whole route is recorded is a major piece of work. It is being led by the British Horse Society, and will help ensure that future developers can't remove the paths that were put in without full public rights of objection.