This "building", and the two "buildings" immediately north and south, look more like fields than buildings on the Bing imagery. Needs an on-the-ground survey.

Check road name - current road name differs from what was originally surveyed.

On the imagery there's what looks like a footpath joining the Rutland Round to the south with the bridleway to the north. I'm therefore assuming that only the northeastern part of the bridleway is part of the LDFP, but it'll need a survey to confirm exactly how they join.

I'm guessing that this is supposed to join the two roads, but is it really a footpath and if so what access rights are there?

Needs a survey to determine exactly what the access rights are here.

It seems odd that the access rights here are bicycle/horse=permissive rather than yes on this tertiary road. Is there some special signage here, or is should it really be omitted (with an implicit "yes")?

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Does the Nisa Extra go further south than this? Is the Greenhill Guest House between Colledge Street and Shaw Street? Is the parking behind Nisa Extra only? Check shop to N.

Granwood Flooring and Granfix products are west of here. Which building is which? Is it all one site or several?

Exactly how does this footpath join the road here? Previously at ran through the pub (unlikely). I've picked a possible route based on Bing imagery, but needs a proper survey.

Needs survey - how do the footpath, stream and edge of the wood relate to each other?