Public Footpaths

Wivenhoe Town Council have formal powers to maintain and guard public rights of way in the town.

We are also fortunate to have a community group of PRoW volunteers at work in the town. To find out more about becoming a local Public Rights of Way volunteer, visit Essex County Council.

Report an issue with a public right of way.

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