I've reverted your vandalism of the shared cycle and foot path between the A13/C3 and Lower Lea Crossing for the following reasons:

1) This is not a pavement/sidewalk, so a spurious justification based on quoting Highway Code Rule 64 without reading or understanding s. 72 Highway Act 1835 fails.

2) The North end of the path has a TSRGD diagram 956 sign (shared cycle and foot path). This is badly faded and possibly vandalised, however this does not revoke the explicit authorisation of cycling here. There is also a fingerpost for pedestrians and cyclists toward East India Dock Basin. Photographs linked in note #4202439

2) At the Southern end, the crossings over the carriageways of Lower Lea Crossing are toucan crossings, not pelican crossings. They are explicitly for both cyclists and pedestrians. If cycling were prohibited along the West side of Bow Creek, this would not be the case.

3) Fingerposts for pedestrians do not convey any implicit prohibition for cycling, they are purely informational.

This will also be referred to DWG.