Yes you're right, it all depends. This is where the submitter (as always) needs to do some research, and put some effort into the nomination. Some generic public footpaths do indeed have a special pu… (View Post)

No it's simply that there's some legal requirement for councils to acknowledge these public rights of way. They're not being restored because actually they're often on private land. A footpath can cu… (View Post)

Without the name, it's not considered a trail in the UK. That's the point. (View Post)

No not at all. They merely indicate a legal right to walk along that path. You also have a legal right to walk along the pavement adjacent to any public road. However, they don't put signs up because… (View Post)

If you are trying to nominate a sports field then I think reviewers would expect that to be reflected in your title. Reading your title on its own, it's not really clear what you're nominating. (View Post)