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Care should be taken on the recommended routes. The Highway Code and the usual rules of road safety should be observed.
Extreme caution is advised when near water and railway lines, especially with young children.
Whilst we try to ensure the accuracy of all recommended routes, we do not accept liability for any use made by you of them. The routes are intended as a guide only, neither the Council nor any officer or agent of the Council will be legally responsible for any inaccuracies.
Roads and paths shown on the map are not necessarily rights of way. Some routes may only be open during the business hours of the premises they serve.
Walk or cycle to schools, shops, work places - improve your health, your mind and your environment
This map shows a network of walking routes and shortcuts in and around Theale and Calcot which link into the more major routes.
The map shows the walking routes in two different ways:
• Darkgreenforgenerallyaccessiblewalkingroutes.These will normally have hard surfaces and be free from major obstacles
• Purpleforlessaccessiblewalkingroutes.Thesecouldbe unsurfaced or muddy, or may include steps or difficult slopes
Walking is the most sustainable form of transport so don’t forget -
IF YOU’RE NOT GOING FAR – FORGET THE CAR
West Berkshire Council is committed to
“developing effective sustainable transport solutions for all”
If you have any comments to make about this map and its contents please contact West Berkshire Council either via e-mail at: [email protected] or telephone: 01635 519505
“your feedback enables us to learn more about the communities of West Berkshire and to improve our services in the future to better meet the needs of local people”
The local members of the Ramblers Association and Living Streets are thanked for their advice and assistance in developing this guide, through the West Berkshire Partnership
in Theale & Calcot
Useful Contacts
This Map and You
Access for All
Have Your SayWalking the Way to Health
Join a walk today by turning up and joining in on a Health Walk in West Berkshire. The walks are free, need no special equipment and everybody is welcome.
For more information on West Berkshire Health Walks, including timetables of routes, please contact the Health Walks Coordinator on 01635 874381 or [email protected] or www.whi.org.uk
Based upon the Ordnance Survey data with the permission of the controller HMSO © Crown Copyright
Unauthorised reproduction infringes copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings.
West Berkshire Council, 100015913, March 2009
This map (and other walking and cycling maps) can be found on the West Berkshire Council Website www.westberks.gov.uk or call 01635 519505
RAMBLERS Britain’s biggest walking charity, working for over 70 years to promote walking and to improve conditions for everyone who walks in the UK.
The Mid Berkshire branch of the organisation can be contacted via www.mbra.org.uk or by calling 0118 9882674 or the Pang Valley Branch by calling 0118 947 2502
PARISH COUNCILS The parish councils of Theale and Holybrook can be contacted by email [email protected] and [email protected] or at www.holybrookparishcouncil.co.uk
LIVING STREETS An organisation which works on practical projects to create safe, vibrant and healthy streets for all, see www.livingstreets.org.uk or telephone 020 7377 4900
BUSES For further information see www.westberks.gov.uk see transport or telephone Newbury Buses on 01635 567500 or Traveline on 0871 200 2233 Reading Buses on 0118 959 4000
STREETCARE For all enquiries relating to roads, paths, refuse, recycling, abandoned vehicles and general countryside issues contact Streetcare by email at [email protected] or by telephone 01635 519080
West Berkshire Council is committed to enabling and improving access for all. This map is available in other formats upon request to the Council on 01635 519505.
For further information about access for people with disabilities, telephone 01635 42400 or email [email protected] or visit www.westberks.gov.ukorcontactDisabilityinWestBerkshire at www.diwb.org or telephone 01635 42374
THEALE - Theale is an ancient village on the old London to Bath road.
Further information can be found in the leaflet A Walk Around Theale produced by the Theale Local History Group, 7 Broadlands Close, CalcotPark,ReadingRG317RP
Tel: 0118 942 7310 e-mail: [email protected]
This leaflet can also be found on the West Berkshire Council website at www.westberks.gov.uk/walkingmaps
CALCOT - Towards the south of the Calcot area lies the Linear Parkwhichisabeautifulareaofgrasslandandwoodland.AcopyoftheLinearParkmapcanbefoundat www.westberks.gov.uk/walkingmaps
TheKennetandAvoncanal,restoredandre-openedin1990,winds through the countryside of south Calcot. It weaves its way through spectacular scenery on its journey from the Thames at Reading to the River Avon near Bath.
Things to See
Sulham Dovecote
Theale Church
St Michaels Church
Garston Lock
in Theale & Calcot
Linear Park
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