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The Buckinghamshire County Council THE BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL The Council has made The Buckinghamshire County Council (Hawks Hill, Bourne End in the Parish of Wooburn CP) (Temporary Prohibition of Through Traffic) Order, 2017 which will temporarily prohibit any vehicle from proceeding, except for access, in Hawks Hill outside the house in the wood. Alternative route: Hawks Hill, Kiln Lane, Widmoor, Hedsor Lane, Heathfield Road, Bourne End Road and Hedsor Hill. The closure is required whilst gas connection works take place commencing on 21 August 2017. The proposed Order will come into operation on 21st August 2017, as signed, with maximum 18 months duration. Dated: 11 August 2017 The council intends to make The Buckinghamshire County Council (Temporary Prohibition of Through Traffic) (Various roads, Wycombe District) Order, 2017, which will temporarily prohibit any vehicle from proceeding, except for access, in various roads in [Wycombe District] as specified in the Schedule below. The closures are required whilst micro surfacing remedial works takes place between [28 August 2017] and [30 November 2017]. The proposed Order will come into operation on 28 August 2017 and will be in effect when signed and between times as per schedule below on the days signed, with amaximum duration of 18 months. SCHEDULE -“AR” =Alternative Route St Johns Road, Tylers Green from junction of Manor Road to its junction with New Road. 0700 hours and 1900 hours. AR-St Johns Road, New Road, Hazlemere Road, Penn Road, Amersham Road and Manor Road. Berkeley Road, High Wycombe,entirelength of the road. AR-Berkeley Road and Windsor Crescent. Henley Road, Marlow from its junction with Beechwood Drive to its junction with West Street. 0930 hours and 1500. AR-Henley Road, Harleyford, Marlow Road, Northfield End, Fairmile, Section Of A4130 Running Between Bix And Lower Assendon, Section Of A4130 Through Nettlebed Woods, Section Of B481 Through Highmoor, High Street, Port Hill, Gangsdown Hill, Section Of A4130 Between Old Henley Road And Oakley Wood, Oakley Wood, Crowmarsh Hill, Section Of A4074 Running From Benson To Crowmarsh Hill, Section Of A4074 Passing Benson Cruiser Station, New Road, Thame Road, Section Of A329 No Properties Between Newington And Warborough, Section Of A329 Passing Upper Grange Cottages, Section Of A329 Passing Primrose Hill, Road Running Through Newington, Section Of A329 Between Newington And Stadhampton, Section Of A329 Between Drayton Turn And Newington Road, Newington Road, Milton Road, Coldharbour, Stadhampton Road, Church Hill, Section Of A329 -NoProperties (36203259), Section Of A329 Passing Mill House, Section Of A329 -No Properties (36203695), Section Of A329 -NoProperties (36203739), London Road, Stoke Talmage Road, Section Of A4020 -NoProperties (36204278), Section Of B4009 - No Properties (36204845), Aston Hill, Oxford Road, The Common, Wycombe Road, West Wycombe Road, Bradenham Road, Chapel Lane, Mill End Road, Cressex Road, John Hall Way, Handy Cross Roundabout, A404 M40 J4 Roundabout, A404 From M40 J4 Roundabout To JA4155 S, A404 From JA4155 To M40 J4 Roundabout N, Monkton Lane, A404 From M40 To A4155, A404 J A4155 Leave S, A404 Through JA4155 S, Little Marlow Road, Chapel Street, Market Square and West Street. Dated: 11 August 2017 The Council intends to make The Buckinghamshire County Council (Upper Icknield Way, Saunderton in the Parish of Bledlow-cum-Saunderton CP) (Temporary Prohibition of Through Traffic) Order, 2017 which will temporarily prohibit any vehicle from proceeding, except for access, in Upper Icknield Way for 70 metres either side of the railway bridge. Alternative route: Upper Icknield Way, Bledlow Road, Picts Lane and Shootacre Lane. The closure is required to carry out brickwork repairs to the railway bridge commencing on 30 August 2017 between 2200 and 0600. The proposed Order will come into operation on 30 August 2017, as signed, with maximum 18 months duration. Dated: 11 August 2017 The Council intends to make The Buckinghamshire County Council (Public Footpath No. 1, Marlow) (Temporary Footpath Closure) Order 2017 under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, which will temporarily prohibit any person from proceeding in the entire length of Footpath No. 1, Marlow from where GMA/1/1 ends at its most Eastern point to the beginning of MAW/1/3 at its most western point. Alternative route is via the existing public highway. The closure is required in the interests of public safety whilst repairs to the Thames Path National Trail surface are carried out. The Order will come into operation on 21st August 2017, as signed, with amaximum duration of 6months..
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