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10474 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 27'TH SEPTEMBER 1968 WILTSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL boundary between Nos. 410 and 412 Groveley Lane (EXPERIMENTAL ONE-WAY TRAFFIC) to a point 15 yards east of the main gate of the Ausitin Motor Company's East Works and from the The County of Wilts (Chapel Lane and Burtons Lane, county boundary for a distance of 15 yards. (This Box) (Experimental One-way Traffic) Order 1968 restriction not to apply to the old cycle track.) Notice is hereby given (that the Wiltshire County (3) A 24 hour ban on waiting on 'both sides of Council intend to make an Experimental Order under Parsonage Drive, Cofton Hackett, from its junction section 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1967, with Groveley Lane to -flhe boundary between Carring- the effect of which will be that no person shall drive iton Garage and No. 2 Parsonage Drive together with or cause or permit to be driven any vehicle on the both sides of the triangular island at die entrance following lengths of road in Box otherwise than in the to Parsonage Drive. direction specified: (4) A (limited waiting restriction of one hour in any two hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday to Friday, Lengths of Road Direction on the south side of the carriageway of Grovefley 1. Chapel Lane North to south (towards Lane, Cofton Hackett (B.4096) from a point 15 road A.365). yards east of the main gate of the Austin Motor 2. Burtons Lane South to north (towards Company's East Works to 15 yards from the county road A.4). boundary. (This restriction not to apply to the old A copy of the draft Order and Plan may be inspec- cycle track.) ted ait the Clerk's Office, Room 77, County Hall, (5) A limited waiting restriction of one hour in any Trowbridge and at .the Offices of the Calne and two hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday to Friday, Chippenham Rural: District Council, Bewl'ey House, on both sides of Parsonage Drive, Cofton Hackett, Marshfidd Road, Chippenham during normal1 office from the boundary of Carrington Garage and No.2 hours. Parsonage Drive to its junction with Oakfield Drive Objections to the proposals must be sent in writing and on both sides of Oakfield Drive from its junc- to the undersigned by not later than the 22nd October tion with Parsonage Drive for a distance of 27 yards. 1968. A copy of the relevant draft Order and Map R. P. Harries, Clerk of the County Council. can be inspected at— County Hall, 1. the Rural District Council Offices, Kidder- Trowbridge. minster ; 2. itihe Rural District Council Offices, Bromsgrove ; 20th September 1968. 3. the Rural District Council Offices, Kidder- (400) irunster; 4. the Rural District Council Offices, Droitwich ; 5. 'the Rural District Council Offices, Bromsgrove, and at the ShirehalH, Worcester. WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL Objections to the proposal's must be sent in writing 1. The County of Worcester (Lea Lane, Cookley) to the undersigned by 21st October 1968. (Weight Restriction) Order 1968 W. R. Scurfield, Clerk of the County Council. 2. The County of Worcester (Hall Lane, Hagley) Shrrehall, (One-Way) Order 1968 Worcester. 3. The County of Worcester (Birmingham Road and Belbroughton Road, Blakedown) (Prohibition of (185) Waiting) Order 1968. 4. The County of Worcester (Tibberton—Droitwich WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL Road) (Prohibition of Waiting) Order 1968. Imposition of 30 m.p.h. and 40 m.p.h. speed limits 5. The County of Worcester (Groveley Lane, Parson- age Drive and Oakfield Drive, Cofton Hackett) Notice is hereby given that the Worcestershire County (Prohibition and Restriction of Waiting) Order Council intend to apply to the Minister of Transport 1968. for his consent to the making, under the Road Traffice Regulation Act 1967, of orders the effects Notice is hereby given that the Worcestershire County of which will be that the length of road specified Council propose to make Orders under section 1 in Schedule 1 to •this notice sha'lil become subject off the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1967, the effects to a speed limit of 30 m.p.h. and the lengths of of which will be: road specified in Schedule 2 to this notice sha'll 1. to prohibit the use by vehicles over 5 tons become subject to a speed 'limit of 40 m.p.h. laden or unladen weight of Lea Lane, Coofcley (C.182) Pants of the roads A.448 and A.491 on which a in the Parish of Wolverfey, from its junction with 40 m.p.h. limit is to be imposed are at present subject the Bewdley—Stourbridge road (B.4189) to its junc- to a speed limit of 30 m.p.h. tion with Castle Road; Any objection to 'the making of ithe Orders should 2. to vary the existing one-way traffic restriction in be sent to the undersigned not later than 21st October Hall Lane, Hagley so that on the west side of Birch 1968. Cotfcage the one-way restriction will not apply to the length extending south-east from Market Way for W. R. Scurfield, Clerk of -the County Council. 33 yards; ShirehaH, 3. to prohibit waiting at Blakedown: Worcester. (1) on the north side of Birmingham Road (A.456) SCHEDULE 1 from a point 150 yards west of its junction with That length of the Bromsgrove—Redditch Road BeHforoughton Road, to a point 130 yards east (A.448) in the Parish of Stoke Prior which extends of that junction, from the Bromsgrove Urban District boundary to a (2) on the south side of Birmingham Road from its point 115 yards north-east of the centre of the railway junction with Belbroughton Road to a point 50 bridge, a distance of approximately 102 yards. yards east of that junction, (3) on both sides of Bdbroughton Road from its SCHEDULE 2 junction with Birmingham Road (A.456) to a 1. That length of the Bromsgrove—Redditch Road point 50 yards from that junction ; (A.448) in the Parish of Stoke Prior which extends 4. to prohibit waiting on the Tibberton—'Droitwich from a point 115 yards north-east of the centre of Road (C.76) ait Tibberton for a length of 20 yards itihe railway bridge to a point 317 yards east of its north-west of the canal bridge, and for a length of junction with the Bromsgrove—FinstxQ Road (A.491) 21 yards on fthe south-west side of the road and a distance of approximately 1,456 yards. 28 yards on the north-east side of the road on the 2. That length of the Bromsgrove—FinstaU Road length south-east of the canal bridge. (A.491) in ithe Parish of Stoke Prior which extends 5.—(1) A 24 ban on waiting on the north side of from a point 57 yards west wf .the centre line of Groveley Lane, Cofton Hackett (B.4096) from a point Heydon Road in an easterly direction to its junction opposite the boundary between Nos. 410 and 412 wMi the Brosmgrove—Redditch road (A.448). A Groveley Lane to the county boundary. (This restric- distance of approximately 327 yards. tion not to apply to the lay-by or the old cycle 3. Heyd'on Road in the Parish of Stoke Prior from track.) its junction with tihe Bromsgrove—'Redditch road (2) A 24 hour ban on waiting on >the souitih side (A.448) to its junction with the Brosmgrove—Finstalil of Groveley Lane, Cofton Hackett (B.4096) from the road (A.491), a distance of approximately 212 yards. For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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