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2018-19 Gritted Network Easton on the Hill Collyweston Duddington-with-Fineshade Wakerley King's Cliffe Yarwell Nassington Harringworth Laxton Blatherwycke Apethorpe Woodnewton Gretton Bulwick Southwick Fotheringhay Deene Weston By Welland Rockingham Deenethorpe Cotterstock Warmington Ashley Tansor Cottingham Glapthorn Sutton Bassett Weldon East Carlton Middleton Ashton Benefield Lutton Corby Oundle Dingley Wilbarston Brampton AshStoke Albany Stanion Polebrook Stoke Doyle Pilton Marston Trussell Newton and Little Oakley Hemington East Farndon Brigstock Braybrooke Wadenhoe Barnwell Great Oxendon Rushton Geddington Luddington Desborough Lilford-cum-Wigsthorpe Sudborough Aldwincle Thurning Sibbertoft Clipston Thorpe Achurch Arthingworth Weekley Lowick Sulby Rothwell Warkton Grafton Underwood Harrington Welford Kelmarsh Clopton Stanford Thorpe Malsor Titchmarsh Orton Islip Thrapston Kettering Naseby Cranford Twywell Haselbech Draughton Loddington Clay Coton Maidwell Cransley Lilbourne Elkington Cold Ashby Woodford Denford Barton Seagrave Mawsley Broughton Thornby Yelvertoft Lamport Ringstead Burton Latimer Great Addington Pytchley Cottesbrooke Winwick Old Guilsborough Isham Little Addington Raunds Walgrave Scaldwell Crick Orlingbury Creaton Little Harrowden Kilsby West Haddon Finedon Hollowell Ravensthorpe Stanwick Hargrave Hannington Barby Great Harrowden Irthlingborough Brixworth Spratton Watford Hardwick Holcot Higham Ferrers Chelveston cum Caldecott Ashby St. Ledgers Wellingborough East Haddon Holdenby Pitsford Sywell Long Buckby Moulton Mears Ashby Wilby Welton Overstone Church with Chapel Brampton Irchester Braunston Boughton Rushden Althorp Newton Bromswold Whilton Great Doddington Harlestone Brington Norton Earls Barton Ecton Daventry Wollaston Brockhall Billing Duston Northampton Strixton Staverton Flore Harpole Grendon Dodford Cogenhoe and Whiston Newnham Upper Heyford Upton Badby Catesby Castle Ashby Great Houghton Hellidon Weedon Bec Little HoughtonBrafield on the Green Bozeat Nether Heyford Kislingbury Hardingstone Hunsbury Meadows Easton Maudit West Hunsbury Denton Everdon Stowe IX Churches Bugbrooke East Hunsbury Wootton Rothersthorpe Fawsley Charwelton Yardley Hastings Collingtree Farthingstone Milton Malsor Grange Park Gayton Pattishall Preston Capes Hackleton Byfield Litchborough Cold Higham Quinton Courteenhall Blisworth Boddington Maidford Woodford cum Membris Tiffield Roade Blakesley Canons Ashby Adstone Aston Le Walls Greens Norton Eydon Easton Neston Hartwell Stoke Bruerne Ashton Shutlanger Woodend Towcester Moreton Pinkney Bradden Chipping Warden and Edgcote Weston and Weedon Slapton Culworth Alderton Grafton Regis Paulerspury Abthorpe Sulgrave Wappenham Yardley Gobion Thorpe Mandeville Silverstone Whittlebury Chacombe Helmdon Cosgrove Potterspury Marston St. Lawrence Thenford Overthorpe Middleton Cheney Syresham Greatworth Old Stratford Radstone Deanshanger Key Warkworth Farthinghoe Whitfield Wicken Brackley Newbottle Kings Sutton Hinton-in-the-Hedges Precautionary Gritted Network Evenley Croughton Aynho Adverse Gritted Network Precautionary Gritted Roads Gritted by other Highway Authorites.

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