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Thank you for your contributions to the Rights of Way survey. We received 139 responses.
Your feedback is helping us write a draft improvement plan. We'll share it with you in late spring so you can comment further.
We will continue to use this page to keep you informed.
This is what we asked you:
Before taking this survey, please review the previous plan or summary.
We manage the public rights of way network and have an improvement plan.
There have been significant changes since our last plan so we need to update our understanding. You can view the planContinue reading
Thank you for your contributions to the Rights of Way survey. We received 139 responses.
Your feedback is helping us write a draft improvement plan. We'll share it with you in late spring so you can comment further.
We will continue to use this page to keep you informed.
This is what we asked you:
Before taking this survey, please review the previous plan or summary.
We manage the public rights of way network and have an improvement plan.
There have been significant changes since our last plan so we need to update our understanding. You can view the plan using rights of way improvement plan. We’ll refresh it in 2025 so we’d like to know what you believe the network and its users need.
Our aim isn’t to gather feedback on the state of specific routes, but what you say will help us set aspirational priorities for the next 10 years.
This survey will take about 5 minutes to complete.
Privacy statement
When you are logged in to the Let’s Talk Lincolnshire (LTL) platform, your LTL user account details are automatically recorded against your responses in addition to any personal data you provide within this survey.
We will only use the information you provide for the purposes of gathering feedback on the current and likely future needs of the public, relating to the Rights of Way Improvement Plan 2025 and access to the countryside. The purposes of this consultation and survey, are set out in more detail, in the Statement of Need Consultation document.
We will only ask you to provide the minimum amount of information we need in order to do this.
Your information is only shared where necessary and where the law allows it.
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Rights of Way
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
