eastender
The area between the road and the slipway is essentially pedestrianised. The row of flat bollards in the picture is aligned with the centre line of the slipway. There are bollards that prevent vehicles driving in the area, to the left of the centre line. However, the bollards and metal posts are arranged to leave a path from the road to the slipway, to the right of the centre line. It is true that the path isn’t a service road but it is wide enough to permit a vehicle to drive over it. I think it is best described/mapped as a footpath, albeit it is occasionally used to facilitate small boats to access the river (I believe that the emergency services can use it to launch/recover their boats). I have adjusted the mapping of the footpaths accordingly, as well as deleting the crossing node, to resolve this note.