PAYMENT DETAILS

(please complete all of section 1 & 2 or 3 depending on payment method)

Section 1

Date …………..……….… Title ……………………

First Name ……………………………………………..

Surname …………………..……………………………

Address ………………….…………………………….

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…………………….…….. Postcode ………………...

Telephone No. ………….……………………………..

Email ……………………..……………………………

Section 2 – PAYMENT BY CASH OR CHEQUE

I enclose the sum of £ ……………….. for one years membership (Cheques made payable to WBA)

Section 3 – PAYMENT BY DIRECT DEBIT

To ……………………………………………… Bank

(name of your bank)

Address …………………………….………………….

(your bank address)

…………………………………….…………………...

Account number …………………….………………...

Sort code ……………………………………………...

Please pay to the account of Wiltshire Bridleways Association at Barclays Bank, 66 Market Place, Chippenham, Wiltshire Account Number 00721395 sort code 20-84-58 the sum of

£ ………..…. now and on the 1st January annually until further notice

Signed ………………….……………………………

Date ………………….………………………………

MERCHANDISE

Good quality in forest green with the WBA logo embroidered in gold.

Ideal for riding, working in the yard or walking the dog. They have been tested by the committee and survived many washes.

Fleeces

Sweatshirts

Polo shirts

Available at our pleasure rides, AGM and

direct from

Rosie Cunningham

01980 630321

Barbara MacMullen

01672 851511

RIDERS CODE
1.  Be considerate to other users
2.  Keep to bridleways and byways when riding across farmland
3.  Fasten all gates
4.  Do your best not to damage the surface of paths especially in wet weather
5.  Take care on all roads and acknowledge other users’ courtesy
6.  Find your bridleways and byways and use them whenever possible
7.  Follow the country code

Wiltshire Bridleways Association

www.wiltshirebridlewaysassociation.co.uk

Membership form

The Wiltshire Bridleways Association was formed in 1970 to preserve, maintain, and register bridleways and byways.
At that time there was to be a special review of the Definitive Map for Wiltshire. Under this review many bridleways were in danger of being downgraded to foothpaths. The Association took action to preserve many riding routes.
The Association continues to oppose any closure of riding rights and to initiate claims when supported by documentary and user evidence.

The WBA is affiliated to the British Horse Society

Membership Application Form

Title / Mr / Mrs / Miss / Ms / other
Full Name
Address
Postcode
Telephone
Mobile
Email
FEES / Single / £12
Family / £15
Administration
(new or expired membership) / £5
Total enclosed / £
Names of family covered by this membership
Will you accept Newsletters by email?
yes/no

WHAT WBA DOES

1.  Work to include all paths that should be shown as bridleways and byways on the Definitive Map

2.  Work for the creation of new bridleways and extension of existing network whenever new roads or building works are proposed

3.  Prevent the closure of bridleways and byways and create links wherever possible

4.  Advise and assist members with rights of way problems

5.  Hold rides to enable members to meet and enjoy the countryside as well as getting to know their rights of way

Please let us know what you would be interested in knowing more about or helping with (please tick those you are interested in)

Pleasure rides
Taking part
Helping
ROW Clearance
Helping with nettle bashing
Committee membership
Contribute to the action/decision making
Offer support advice and action to ROW problems
Researching ROW
Collating historic information at the records office
Collecting user evidence
Adopting a Bridleway
Keep us & your parish council informed of problems on your local ROW
Become a Parish Rep
Encourage local riders to join
Monitor your ROW – report problems and possible new routes
Parish(s) you ride, walk, cycle on regular basis are