# The A66 Northern Trans-Pennine Development Consent (Amendment) Order 2026, Article 7: Amendment to Schedule 2 (permanent stopping up of highways and private means of access and provision of new highways and private means of access)


In the table in Part 1 of Schedule 2 that relates to Scheme 0405 (Temple Sowerby to Appleby) in the section headed Scheme 0405 – The rights of way and access plans – sheets 1 and 2—
(a) in row 1 in column (2) with the entry headed “Bridleway 336/007”, in column (4), in the entry headed “Reference A”, for “(on sheet 1)” substitute “(on sheet 1 and sheet 2)”;
(b) in row 3 in column (2) with the entry headed “Priest Lane”—
(i) in column (3), for “710 metres” substitute “587 metres”; and
(ii) in column (4) in the entry headed “Realigned Priest Lane”, for “885 metres” substitute “351 metres” and for “720 metres” substitute “610 metres”;
(c) in row 4 in column (2) with the entry headed “Cross Street”, in column (4) in the entry headed “The Realigned Cross Street”, for “745 metres” substitute “503 metres”;
(d) in row 5 in column (2) with the entry headed “Bridleway 336/018”—
(i) in column (3), after “Bridleway 336/018” insert “from a point 1 metre from its junction with the existing Cross Street for a distance of 205 metres” and after “direction” omit from “between” to the end; and
(ii) in column (4) in the entry headed “Reference B”, for “245 metre” substitute “194 metre”, for “210 metres” substitute “153 metres” and for “35 metre” substitute “41 metre”;
(e) in row 6, in column (4) in the entry headed “Reference K”, for “180 metre” substitute “188 metre” and for “Footpath 366/017” substitute “Footpath 336/017”; and
(f) in row 9, in column (4) in the entry headed “Reference D*”, for “385 metre” substitute “320 metre”.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2026/422/article/7 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/a66-northern-trans-pennine-development-consent-amendment-order-2026/article-7
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