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New Adoptions, not yet shown on the Road Record Maps/Find My Street Map Find Rm MySt done done CHELTENHAM: Prestbury ~26m of southern end of Barley Road & new loop on Prestbury Road COTSWOLD: Cirencester Forstall Way/Moss Way/Ormund Close/Hyde Close/Beecham Y Close/Winstone Gardens/Trinder Place/Savory Way/Parry Close. (All Kingshill North). Cirencester Middle Mead/Bishop Mews/Cross Close/Peckham Walk/Fry Y Close/Shilham Way/Buncombe Way/Brewin Close/Gillman Close/Orpet Place/Legg Walk (southern section) Fairford Jacobs Piece (~507m), Tame Way (~158m), Buckler Close (~17m only), Y Lambe Close (~8m only), Rittler Close (~50m), footway from Tame Way to Cirencester Road (~13m) Moreton-in- Fire Service College site phases 1 - 4: Y Marsh Fedden Road (~68m), Trubshaw Way (~201m), Anson Close (~69m), Lysander Way (~314m), Summers Way (~495m), Beaufort Road (~177m), Proctor Road (~72m), Halifax Way (~421m), Lancaster Corner (~92m), Meteor Link (~31m), Hampden Way (~103m), Whitley Way (~59m), Stirling Way (~341m), Albemarle Close (~145m), Mosedale (~64m), Sunderland Road (~110m). Additional footways: Footway from Trubshaw Way to Mosdale (~57m), Footway from Beaufort Rd to Mosedale roundabout (~40m), Footways across open space between Summer Way/Beaufort Road/Mosedale (~190m). Tetbury Dormers Close Willersey Folly View (~75m) Y FOREST: Coleford Kings Meade (Ph.1 first ~97m), plus Ph2 cul-de-sac serving those N including 68-73. Lydney Rodley Manor Way (first ~90m only) Y Lydney Faller Fields & footway at north west end (off Lakeside Ave) Y St Briavels Whittington Close (~80m) Y GLOUCESTER: Hempsted Quayside Way (part), Canal Court, Mainsail Lane Y Quedgeley Valley Gardens (spine road) / Rudloe Drive (approx. 120m from Y ThatchamAve jcn) / Thatcham Avenue (spine road) / Brize Avenue / Holbeach Drive (southern half) / Cosford Close, Uxbridge Lane, Page 1 of 2 Neatishead Road, Halton Way (part only), Shawbury Avenue, Goose Bay Drive (approx. 278m only). Buckenham Walk Quedgeley Additional ~20m at Davy Way Y Quedgeley Farnborough Close/Locking Drive/Syerston Place, Kingsway Y Quedgeley Cardington Close/Barkston Heath/Donna Nook Lane, Kingsway Y Quedgeley Bampton Castle Way, Leconfield Drive (part), Dishforth Drive, Northolt Way (part), Portreath Way, Wainfleet Avenue (part), Stafford Close (part) Tuffley Copeland Park, phase 1, 2 and 3 UNADOPTED: please note that an issue has been identified with the previously issued paperwork, and it has since been retracted. For more information on these phases at Copeland Park, please contact [email protected]. STROUD: Hardwicke Oak View & Shorn Brook Close (Hunts Grove) - however, please note Y Y these cul-de-sacs do not yet link to another adopted highway. Leonard Stanley 12m of LYNDON MORGAN WAY on Marsh Lane junction & works to Marsh Lane TEWKESBURY: Maisemore Rectory Close (~320m) Stoke Orchard 43343 Armstrong Road Y 43380 Hurricane Drive 43381 Zura Drive Last updated: 12 April 2021 Page 2 of 2 .

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