The Rights of Way Improvement Plan (ROWIP) is a statutory document that every local highway authority has to produce.  It sets out how the authority will manage and enhance its public rights of way and countryside access.  The ROWIP must also consider cycle tracks in accordance with the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.

Every ten years a local highway authority is required to review its ROWIP to assess:

• the extent to which the local network meets the present and future needs of the public;
• the opportunities the network presents for exercise and outdoor recreation;
• the accessibility of the network to people with mobility or sensory impairments.

This questionnaire is to help Cambridgeshire County Council understand the concerns and priorities of key stakeholders in our local public rights of way network, to support us in undetaking the above assessment.

More details and survey at: Cambridgeshire Rights of Way Improvement Plan (ROWIP) Stakeholder Engagement Survey – Your Voice – Cambridgeshire County Council – Citizen Space