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HIGHWAYS REGISTER of WORKS & EVENTS MASTER Weekly DATES TIMES DISRUPTION LEVEL ACCESS FOR Bus Services affected [check the Road Name Will traffic be tab for where you AREA ROAD NAME Highway Type WARD PARISH TYPE OF DISRUPTION diverted? REASON FOR DISRUPTION START DURATION (DAYS) FINISH START FINISH PEAK OFF-PEAK RESIDENTS EMERGENCY SERVICES BUSES intend to get on and off the bus] ASTWOOD MAIN ROAD OLNEY ASTWOOD & HARDMEAD ROAD CLOSURE YES Anglian Water - Repairs 29/03/2021 2 30/03/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES None ASTWOOD Cranfield Road Estate Road OLNEY ASTWOOD & HARDMEAD TRAFFIC SIGNALS (Multi-Way) YES Anglian Water - Repairs 29/03/2021 4 01/04/2021 24 Hours 24 Hours LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None ASTWOOD Main Road Estate Road OLNEY ASTWOOD & HARDMEAD TRAFFIC SIGNALS (Multi-Way) NO Anglian Water - Repairs 29/03/2021 4 01/04/2021 24 Hours 24 Hours LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None ASTWOOD Lewens Croft Estate Road OLNEY ASTWOOD & HARDMEAD GIVE & TAKE NO Anglian Water - Repairs 29/03/2021 4 01/04/2021 24 Hours 24 Hours LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None ASTWOOD Lewens Croft Estate Road OLNEY ASTWOOD & HARDMEAD GIVE & TAKE NO Anglian Water - Repairs 29/03/2021 4 01/04/2021 24 Hours 24 Hours LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None ASTWOOD Newport Road Estate Road OLNEY ASTWOOD & HARDMEAD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 06/04/2021 8 13/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES #N/A BLEAK HALL CHAFFRON WAY V4 TO V6 WOUGHTON & FISHERMEAD WOUGHTON ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 30/03/2021 2 31/03/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 300,606 BLEAK HALL Chesney Wold Estate Road WOUGHTON & FISHERMEAD WOUGHTON GIVE & TAKE NO BT Works 29/03/2021 3 31/03/2021 9:30am 3:30pm LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None BLEAK HALL Chaffron Way V4 To V6 Grid Road WOUGHTON & FISHERMEAD WOUGHTON ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 05/04/2021 2 06/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 300,606 BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL Footpath 26 Bletchley Estate Road BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Network Rail 07/07/2020 1089 30/06/2023 24 hours 24 hours LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES #N/A BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL WHADDON WAY BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 25/03/2021 1 25/03/2021 9:30am 12:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 4,30,604 BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL Water Eaton Road Estate Road BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD TRAFFIC SIGNALS (Multi-Way) NO Network Rail 06/04/2021 261 22/12/2021 8:00am 5:00pm LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO 5,6, BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL AYLESBURY STREET BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 29/03/2021 1 29/03/2021 9:30am 12:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES #N/A BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL CHEPSTOW DRIVE BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 29/03/2021 1 29/03/2021 9:30am 12:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 28 BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL MIDDLESEX DRIVE BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 29/03/2021 1 29/03/2021 9:30am 12:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES None BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL FORFAR DRIVE BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 30/03/2021 1 30/03/2021 9:30am 12:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES None BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL TAVISTOCK STREET BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 30/03/2021 1 30/03/2021 9:30am 12:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES None BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL DENBIGH HALL DRIVE BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 30/03/2021 1 30/03/2021 12:30pm 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES None BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL SIMPSON ROAD BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 31/03/2021 1 31/03/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES #NAME? BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL WHADDON WAY BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 01/04/2021 1 01/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 4,30,604 BLETCHLEY - CENTRAL MASEFIELD GROVE BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 01/04/2021 1 01/04/2021 9:30am 12:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES None BLETCHLEY - FENNY STRATFORD WATLING STREET BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Development 08/02/2021 64 12/04/2021 24 hours 24 hours LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES #N/A BLETCHLEY - FENNY STRATFORD WATLING STREET BLETCHLEY EAST BLETCHLEY & FENNY STRATFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 13/04/2021 13 25/04/2021 24 Hours 24 Hours LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES #N/A BLETCHLEY - OLD Buckingham Road Estate Road BLETCHLEY PARK WEST BLETCHLEY LANE CLOSURE NO Network Rail 17/12/2020 110 05/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO 4,30,604,28,50,608 BOLBECK PARK Lacy Drive Estate Road CAMPBELL PARK & OLD WOUGHTON GREAT LINFORD GIVE & TAKE NO BT Works 06/04/2021 3 08/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None BRADWELL COMMON Saxon Street H4 To H5 Grid Road CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES BRADWELL ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 12/04/2021 2 13/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 80 BRADWELL COMMON SAXON STREET H4 TO H5 CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES BRADWELL ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 12/04/2021 1 12/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 80 BRADWELL COMMON BRADWELL COMMON BOULEVARD CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES BRADWELL ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 01/04/2021 1 01/04/2021 12:30pm 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 18,609 CAMPBELL PARK MARLBOROUGH STREET H5 TO H6 CAMPBELL PARK & OLD WOUGHTON CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 22/04/2021 1 22/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 601,607 CASTLETHORPE South Street Estate Road NEWPORT PAGNELL NORTH & HANSLOPE CASTLETHORPE TRAFFIC SIGNALS (Two-Way) NO Anglian Water - Repairs 29/03/2021 5 02/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None CASTLETHORPE Bullington End Road Estate Road NEWPORT PAGNELL NORTH & HANSLOPE CASTLETHORPE TRAFFIC SIGNALS (Two-Way) NO Anglian Water - Repairs 30/03/2021 3 01/04/2021 7:00pm 7:30am LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None CASTLETHORPE STATION ROAD NEWPORT PAGNELL NORTH & HANSLOPE CASTLETHORPE ROAD CLOSURE YES Cadent Gas Limited 19/04/2021 5 23/04/2021 24 Hours 24 Hours LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES None CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES REDWAY CMK01 CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES REDWAY CLOSURE NO Development 01/12/2019 732 01/12/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES NORTH ROW CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES ROAD CLOSURE YES YMCA Development 22/06/2020 487 21/10/2021 24 hours 24 hours LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO None CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES MARLBOROUGH GATE CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES ROAD CLOSURE YES Development 06/07/2020 550 06/01/2022 24 hours 24 hours LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 1,2,4,5,6,7,8,11,11A, CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES Grafton Gate Estate Road CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES GIVE & TAKE NO Western Power Distribution (Midlands) 22/03/2021 5 26/03/2021 24 Hours 24 Hours LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO #N/A CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES Grafton Gate Estate Road CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES LANE CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 22/03/2021 14 04/04/2021 24 Hours 24 Hours LOW MEDIUM NO YES NO #N/A CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES AVEBURY BOULEVARD CMK CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES ROAD CLOSURE YES Anglian Water - Repairs 19/04/2021 26 14/05/2021 24 Hours 24 Hours LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 1,2,4,5,6,7,8,11,11A, CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES MIDSUMMER BOULEVARD CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 30/03/2021 1 30/03/2021 9:30am 12:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES 1,2,4,5,6,7,8,11,11A, CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES STATION SQUARE CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 30/03/2021 1 30/03/2021 12:30pm 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES None CHICHELEY NEWPORT ROAD Chicheley OLNEY CHICHELEY ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g. potholes) 06/04/2021 6 11/04/2021 9:30am 4:30pm LOW MEDIUM YES YES YES None CONNIBURROW Woodruff Avenue Estate Road CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES GREAT LINFORD ROAD CLOSURE YES Milton Keynes Council - Highway maintenance and repair (e.g.
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