Objections to this were submitted via Patterdale Parish Council to the National Park
rights of way officer.
Originally six objectors submitted objections to around seven commonly used paths.
If sufficient evidence of use of these (and other) routes can be demonstrated
it should be possible to have the paths designated as Public Rights of Way.

Sadly, this is the ONLY way that enjoyment of this area can be GUARANTEED
for people who use the paths now and for future generations.

This is entirely in the spirit of the wishes of Rowland Lishman who originally donated the
land to the Trustees of the County Burgh of Tynemouth Y.M.C.A. For the benefit of all.

Please submit your objections NOW.
If you have used the paths listed please add your objection
to their closure. If you have used other paths please submit them also.