footpath 8 missing somewhere here is to be temporarily diverted until 2033 due to mineral extraction. Diversion from foothpath 39 which might be George Hall Lane and which might have been previously diverted to reduce number of rail crossing points. Resurvey paths in the area of Station Road/Slough Lane/Green Lane

If this is footpath 14 Layer Marney then it is to be officially diverted, perhaps something close to what has been mapped here (notice mentions an unmapped footbridge though) if no representations by 27 June 2019

If this is footpath 8 Layer Breton it is to be diverted to follow field boundaries if no representations by 27 June 2019

Is this bridleway public or private access?

Due to close permanently 03/12/2017 - http://www.gazette-news.co.uk/news/15660296.Tropical_Wings_Zoo_to_close_for_good_as_owners_retire_due_to_ill_health/

Today's paper mentions Birch Park Bridge being changed from 3 tonne 9 foot wide restrictions (from 2012) to 3 tonne 6' 6" wide restrictions. I think that is about here based on OS OpenData Streetview showing Orchard Cottage and the notice saying restriction is from 17 m SE of Orchard Cottage's SE boundary in a se direction for approx 190 m. Survey to confirm location. Objections to proposals due by 31st May 2019

This footpath (I think, Wix 12) has diversion order confirmed, taking it into Great Oakley for a bit. Resurvey to check new route.

Possible junction (or cycle provision) revisions required in this area according to this Facebook Post https://www.facebook.com/WolverhamptonToday/photos/a.253244314723537.59564.187662224615080/1350499224998035/?type=3 "Shaw Road is now fully open to traffic as a key improvement project at the A4123 Birmingham New Road/Shaw Road junction draws to a close. On Birmingham New Road, off-peak (9.30am to 3.30pm) lane closures will remain in place until around Easter, while the finishing touches are made to the £1.5 million, government-funded highway improvement scheme to reduce traffic congestion, improve conditions for cyclists and pedestrians, and address road safety concerns following several accidents at the junction, which is on the boundary of Wolverhampton and Dudley."