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The route diversion is now over (1st October 2025)
The route diversion described below is now over. A route diversion was in place due to a hornets nest. The nest is no longer a hazard and the diversion is no longer necessary. Route diversion – September 2025 The route diversion is now over and the signs have been removed, Turn right. Walk along the…
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Electric Fence and Horses at Post 48.
Currently (June 2025) there is an electric fence to open and close behind you. The fence is there to allow horses to graze. To open the fence, grasp the green insulated handle and unhook the white tape.
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Sign cleaning
A spell of dry weather has offered the opportunity to clean the signs on the walk.
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Wayne Barnes O.B.E.
Bream boy and former international rugby referee Wayne Barnes was awarded an O.B.E. in the King’s birthday honours list.
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Bream Heritage Walk added to Village Signpost.
New walk pointer on the village sign at the start of the walk.
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New signs on the walk.
In response to walker’s feedback, to aid navigation around the walk route, three new signs have been added at key points: Between point 47 and point 48. This Kissing Gate is not on the route. People reach this gate by straying to the right on an uphill walk through a long field call The Langett.…
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Liverpool & London & Globe Insurance Plate
Insurance plate visible near point no. 3
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Heritage Feature Spring Clean
The tramway feature has been cleared of leaves and twigs. The Rookery high up in the oak trees has been in full voice for a couple of weeks now and new lambs have joined the sheep often seen wandering through the village.
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Lambing Season – keep dogs on a lead.
The lambing season will be with us for the the next few months – so no matter how well behaved your dog is, PLEASE KEEP YOUR DOG ON A LEAD AND STAY ON THE FOOTPATH when following the public footpaths that cross farm land.
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New Kissing Gate at Post 44
A new kissing gate has been installed at post 44 near Brockhollands. The Kissing Gate replaces the access through the field gate adjacent to it. The field often contains sheep, so please keep dogs on a lead and close the kissing gate behind you.
