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Industrial Site Grid Inset Map Industrial Site Grid Inset Map Industrial Site Grid Inset Map Industrial Site Grid Inset Map Site Name Reference Reference Number Site Name Reference Reference Number Site Name Reference Reference Number Site Name Reference Reference Number 125 Business Park 1 J9 1 Hampton Road Industrial Estate 48 K14 - Mercia Road 79 J8 1 Salmon Springs Trading Estate 110 K11 7 Agri Research Centre 2 S3 - Hempstead Tip 49 J9 1 Mercian Close 80 P13 2 Sandford Park Trading Estate 111 M8 4 Alstone Trading Estate 3 M7 4 Highnam Business Centre 50 H8 - Merrets Mills 81 J13 - Severnside Trading Estate 112 J8 1 Advisory Freight Route Map Andoversford Industrial Estate 4 P8 - Hope Mills Business Centre 51 K12 7 Meteor Park 82 K7 - Sharpness Docks 113 E13 - Ashchurch Business Centre 5 L5 3 Horcott Industrial Estate 52 S13 - Mill Place 83 J9 1 Smith Kline Beecham 114 C11 6 Ashville Trading Estate 6 J9 1 Inchbrook Trading Estate 53 J13 - Mitcheldean Enterprise Workshops 84 E8 - South Cerney Industrial Estate 115 Q14 - Ashville Trading Estate 7 M7 4 Innsworth Technology Park 54 K8 1 Monkmeadow Estate 85 J9 1 Southbrook Road Trading Estate 116 K8 1 Avening Mill o B4014 8 L13 - Isbourne Business Centre 55 P6 - Morelands Trading Estate 86 J9 1 Spinnaker Road Trading Estate 117 J9 1 Babdown Industrial Estate 9 K15 - Kemble Aireld 56 M14 - Mushet Industrial Park 87 C11 6 Spring Mill Industrial Estate 118 K13 - edition 2009 April Bamfurlong Industrial Park 10 L7 - Kings Walk Shopping Centre 57 J8 1 Nailsworth Mills Estate 88 K13 - Staord Mills Industrial Estate 119 K12 7 NPQ RS TU V Bank Yard Industrial Estate 11 G15 - Kingsditch Trading Estate 58 M7 4 New Mills Industrial Estate 89 G15 - Staunton Court Business Park 120 H6 - Barnwood Fields 12 K8 1 Kingsmead Industrial Estate 59 M7 4 Newent Business Park 90 G7 - Staverton Technology Park 121 L7 4 Bath Road Industrial Estate 13 J12 7 Knightsbridge Business Centre 60 L6 - Newtown Industrial Estate 91 L5 3 Stonehouse Commercial Centre 122 H12 7 to Stratford-upon-Avon W Battledown Trading Estate 14 M8 4 Ladygrove Business Park 61 E8 - Northcot Brick 92 T4 - Strenders Business Centre 123 E8 - and the Midlands A Bilton Cargo Centre Hareseld 15 H11 - Lansdown Industrial Estate 62 M7 4 Northway Trading Estate 93 L5 3 Stroudwater Business Park 124 H12 7 R Bonds Mill Stonehouse 16 H12 7 Leckhampton Industrial Estate 63 M8 4 Northwick Business Centre 94 T4 - Sudbrook Trading Estate 125 J9 1 1 A46(T) E W 1 Bourton Industrial Estate 17 T8 - Liddington Industrial Estate 64 M8 4 Old Coalyard Farm 95 R9 - Sudmeadow Road 126 J9 1 I R Brimscombe Port Business Centre 18 K12 7 Lightpill Trading Estate 65 K12 7 Oldends Lane 96 H12 7 Taits Hill Industrial Estate 127 G13 - to Worcester I Bristol Road South West Side 19 1 Lister Petter Site 66 G13 - Olympus Park Business Centre Tetbury Industrial Estate 128 L15 - H J9 97 J9 1 A44 Middle Littleton C Brockhill Quarry 20 R7 - London Road 67 N8 - Orchard Industrial Estate 98 P5 - Tewkesbury Business Park 129 L5 3 to Worcester S Button Mill Industrial Estate 21 H12 7 Longhope Industrial Estate 68 F8 - Phoenix Trading Estate 99 K12 7 The Mall Eastgate 130 J8 1 R K Central Trading Estate 22 J9 1 Love Lane Industrial Estate 69 P13 2 Phoenix Way 100 P13 2 The Steadings Business Centre 131 J8 - Chalford Industrial Estate 23 L12 - Lower Tuey Lane 70 J9 1 Postlip Mill 101 P6 - Tuey Trading Estate 132 J9 1 E A46(T) LC Honeybourne S Chancel Close 24 K9 1 Lydney Industrial Estate 71 D13 5 Priory Industrial Estate 102 L15 - Tufthorn Industrial Estate 133 C11 6 H Chareld Mills Estate 25 G15 - Madleaze Trading Estate 72 J9 1 Quedgeley Distribution Centre 103 J10 1 Upper Mills Industrial Estate 134 J12 7 T Blackminster Cheltenham Race Course 26 M7 4 Malvern View Business Centre 73 M6 - Quedgeley Distribution Centre 104 J10 1 Vantage Point Business Village 135 E8 - 2 2 City Business Centre 27 J9 1 Manor Park Business Centre 74 M7 4 Quedgeley West Business Park 105 H10 1 Ward Industrial Estate 136 D13 5 S Bretforton I Cleeve Business Park 28 M6 - Marina Business Park 75 D13 5 Querns Business Centre 106 P13 2 Waterwells Business Park 137 J10 1 E Badsey R Collets Drive 29 M8 - Market Industrial Estate 76 J8 1 RAF Fairford 107 S13 - Weston Industrial Estate 138 R3 - Evesham B4035 3.4m Corse Industrial Estate 30 H6 - Mead Lane 77 D13 5 Rissington Business Park 108 T8 - Whimsey Industrial Estate 139 E9 - C 138 11’-1” E Cotswolds Business Village 31 U5 - Mead Park Industrial Estate 78 M8 4 Ryeford Sawmill Industrial Estate 109 J12 7 Willersey Industrial Estate 140 R3 - Croft Street Industrial Estate 32 M8 4 Daniels Industrial Estate R 33 J12 7 DFE GH JK LM to Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwick and M40 Draycott 34 T4 - 140 Eastbrook Road Trading Estate 35 K9 1 to Hereford to Leominster to Worcester to Worcester to Worcester to Birmingham and Midlands A44 O B4632 B4035 2 Eastern Avenue Trading Estate 36 K9 1 3 to Hereford 3 Eastington Industrial Estate 37 H12 7 Strensham Services B4035 Forest Vale Corinium Business Park 38 E10 - A438 A449 W Fosse Cross Industrial Estate 39 Q11 - 8 to Worcester and Midlands Chipping Frampton Industrial Estate 40 G11 - Ledbury Campden Francis Wood Trading Estate 41 J9 1 A46(T) Frogmarsh Mill 42 J12 7 A4172 1 A429 Fromeside Industrial Estate 43 K12 7 92 Glevum Works 44 K9 1 M5 Broadway 94 Gloucester Business Park 45 A438 K9 1 A449 See enlargement 3 Gloucestershire Airport 46 L8 4 4 A38 7.5 T 4 m.g.w . overleaf for details A44 34 Grin Mills Industrial Estate 47 K12 7 A417 in this area. B4632 Preston Cross B4479 M50 17T 3m Ashchurch m.g.w . 9’-10” 129 5 93 91 Teddington Roundabout 98 2 A438 Aston 9 Cross Moreton-in-Marsh Tewkesbury B4077 Toddington 5 E B4215 Roundabout 31 5 R 7.5 T I Y m.g.w . A44 A449 Dymock to Chipping Norton H A417 R A435 A424 n 55 120 r S U e S Staunton/Corse v M5 A429 e A38 S r Winchcombe D B ve D Ri 30 Map Route Freight S Cleeve Hill B4632 L 6 R M50 73 North 6 E O 5.5m 60 Bishop’s 18’-0” O K Coombe Hill W Newent Cleeve 101 Stow-on- A436 28 S F 3 W T the-Wold 4 B4221 Cleeve Hill 7 58 Advisory Gloucestershire E Gorsley 90 E 10 South O Hartpury A4019 T A38 74 See enlargement 4 4.5m overleaf for details C A49(T) 14’-8” R T 26 in this area. 20 to Hereford B4215 7 S 59 7 Ross-on- 121 29 Prestbury B4068 E A417 82 Wye E 46 Highleadon 10 H A40 R F N B4063 62 111 Cheltenham Lea 131 O A A40 O Churchdown 14 17 F E Maisemore 11 3 A436 67 to Oxford D Highnam 50 78 Bourton-on- 8 61 4.9m A40 8 135 Huntley 16’-0” 32 Ri 68 4.8m the-Water A40(T) ver A417 15’-9” W Mitcheldean 84 64 4 A424 y Longhope A40 108 e 123 A435 A436 Birdwood A46 A429 A4136 63 11A Plump 12 O Hill Seven Springs A40 Lydbrook Brimps to Burford X Hill Brockworth A417(T) 9 Nailbridge Air Balloon 9 F A40(T) 4.4m 139 14’-5” A48 Crickley Northleach Gloucester M5 Hill 95 O Gloucestershire Advisory Freight Route Map Worrall Hill 38 A4151 Coopers Hill to Burford and Oxford Edge End Westbury- Quedgeley This map indicates the best available routes for heavy goods vehicles travelling in B4234 Cinderford A38 A46 R Staunton on-Severn A40 Gloucestershire. The map illustrates the locations of industrial and trading estates as well as 4.3m B4028 B4226 14’-1” A4136 See enlargement 1 A435 lorry lay-bys and roadside facilities. The routes chosen as designated lorry routes have been Monmouth D 10 Mile End Newnham overleaf for details 10 Ruspidge in this area. agreed by the County Council. By encouraging drivers to use the routes indicated, lorry B4228 12 S SSH operators are assisting in avoiding environmentally sensitive areas and conflicts with local Coleford 87 N 4.3m A429 14’-1” A4173 Fosse Cross D E to South Wales 114 A residents. A38 L H E 15 39 133 D Painswick O R Milkwall 40 Whitminster B4008 Horsepools B4234 W I 11 See enlargement 6 Hill S 11 Know your vehicle height, weight and width I overleaf for details Parkend A417(T) in this area. F Blakeney A46 T R The map shows bridges on the lorry route network where the safe clearance is restricted 13 4.8m O O 124 15’-9” partially or wholly below 16’3” (4.95 metres). It also shows bridges and roads with weight H 110 Bisley B4231 E e Whitecroft 96 C y restrictions. W Stonehouse Stroud S r e Parliament Street to Bisley OId Road Bream to Burford v 37 i T A48 Please note there are signed height and weight restrictions which are not shown on this map. R 16 S M5 122 43 These are on other, non-lorry route roads. 12 H 21 119 Cowcombe Hill 12 A38 134 109 E Lydney 33 65 23 If your height is greater than 16’3”(4.95 metres) and if you cannot lower your load you must See enlargement 5 47 99 T 113 See enlargement 7 overleaf Cirencester R overleaf for details 42 13 check out your route with the relevant highway authorities.
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