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Improving our rights of way
Published: 27/04/2015
A footpath that provides a vital link between Holywell and Holway has been
significantly improved following extensive work by 天涯社区,
carried out with grant aid support from Natural Resources Wales (NRW).
The work involved cutting back vegetation, the replacement of an old drain and
the provision of a stone surface. The footpath, forms part of the Pilgrim鈥檚
Way long distance path between St. Winefride鈥檚 Well, Holywell and Bardsey
Island. It also connects to Greenfield and to the Wales Coastal Footpath,
which was formally opened in 2012.
Bernie Attridge, Cabinet Member for Environment said,
鈥淭he Rights of Way Team provide a valuable service maintaining the footpath
network for residents and visitors to enjoy 天涯社区鈥檚 beautiful countryside.
I am delighted that the work between Holywell and Holway has been carried out
to such a high standard and it should provide a boost to tourism in the
Holywell area and further afield.鈥�
This work was one of a number of schemes carried out to improve footpaths and
bridleways throughout 天涯社区 over the last financial year with assistance
from NRW as part of its funding programme to implement the 天涯社区 Rights of
Way Improvement Plan.