Needs to revisit this - my notes have the track to the west starting to the north of the kissing gate, which does not make sense.

The last time I was here, this was definitely a highway=track rather than a bridleway (though it was a designation=public_bridleway). Has it really deteriorated that much? Need to check.

How many of the roads in here are private and how many not? "West Way" from the north is clearly marked as private, and so is the track from the southeast. There is allegedly a bus stop on Peach Lane, though, so presumably that's accessible.

As with note/241365 , this is signed as being part of Stalybridge Country Park. But how do the two join up?

There's a duplicate former railway and "path" here. In reality they're the same thing and the "path" is actually a track with a public bridleway running along it. Needs a proper survey to sort out access from here south.

Is this still best described as a pub? The main signage on the A52 describes it as a cafe; the website as a hotel, bar, and caravan site. Need to visit to find out whether it's best mapped as one thing (and if so what) or several.

This footpath needs a proper survey. Presumably it joins Bowling Alley Lane, but exactly how (stiles, gates, etc.) needs to be discovered.

The footpath that runs south of here needs a proper survey. It seems to get through hedges without using stiles or gates, and runs right through at least one farmhouse. It probably also joins the road here rather than the landuse.

I'm guessing that the two bridleways here are actually one and the same, and the actual place where it joins the road is around where this marker is. Needs survey.

Need to survey to see exactly how this footpath joins the road here (stiles, gates, etc.)