Gating Orders

The Council regularly receives complaints from members of the public whose lives are disrupted as a result of anti-social and criminal behaviour on public paths. The complainants are often focussed on the possibility of extinguishing or diverting the public rights along the ways in question in an attempt to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.

The Gating Orders legislation which came into force in 2006 gives the Council as highway authority the power to temporarily gate a public right of way where the problems of crime and anti-social behaviour can be shown to stem from the passageway.

Proposed Gating Orders

• Dales Brow Avenue To Langham Street - Ashton-under-Lyne Gating Order 2007
• Footpath 26 - Droylsden Gating Order 2007

Contact Information
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