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Milton Keynes Council FURTHER NOTICE THE COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH OF MILTON KEYNES (ALL ROADS WITHIN MILTON KEYNES – HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE) (TEMPORARY CLOSURE) ORDER 2021 FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in relation to a temporary prohibition of vehicles from entering, waiting or proceeding along parts of roads within Milton Keynes whilst essential inspections, maintenance and repair works are carried out to the carriageway. The restrictions were brought into effect under the provisions of the above-named Order, which was made by the Council of the Borough of Milton Keynes on 10th March 2020 under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as first notified on 5th March 2020. TAKE NOTICE that works are for Defects works, it is necessary to introduce a road closure in order for the works to be carried out. The following lengths of road will be closed on the following Dates and Times: 19th April 2021 • Stratford Road, Wolverton (Between 9:30am and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Grafton Street, Millers Way, Grreat Monks Street (and vice versa) • Chaffron Way V4 to V6 (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Grafton Street, Standing Way and Watling Street (and vice versa) • Stacey Bushes Roundabout (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Great Monks Street, Millers Way, Grafton Street (and vice versa) 20th April 2021 • Tavistock Street, Bletchley (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Western Road, North Street (and vice versa) • Wordsworth Avenue, Newport Pagnell (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Westbury Lane, Wolverton Road, Little Linford Lane (and vice versa) • Newport Road, Moulsoe (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Cranfield Road, Broughton Road, Fen Street, Childs Way (and vice versa) • Avebury Boulevard, Central Milton Keynes (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Grafton Street, Childs Way, Elder gate (and vice versa) • Filgrave to A509, Filgrave (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is A509, Chicheley Hill, Chicheley Road, B526 (and vice versa) • Broad Street, Newport Pagnell (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Marsh End Road, Green Park Drive, Purcel Drive, Annesley Road (and vice versa) • Armourer Drive, Neath Hill (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Overstreet, Dansteed Way (and vice versa) 21st April 2021 • Buckingham Road, Bletchley (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Shenley Road, Whaddon Way (and vice versa) • Victoria Road, Bletchley (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Watling Street, Simpson Road, Vicarage Road (and vice versa) • Hampstead Gate, Bradwell Common (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Bradwell Common Boulevard, Wimbledon Place, Arbrook Avenue (and vice versa) • Tattenhoe Lane, Bletchley (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Standing Way, Shenley Road, Whaddon Way (and vice versa) 22nd April 2021 • Queen Anne Street, New Bradwell (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Newport Road, St James Street, Bounty Street (and vice versa) • Broadlands, Netherfield (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Buckland Drive, Farthing Grove, Barnfield Drive (and vice versa) • Millers Way V5 to V6 (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Grafton Street, Monks Way, Great Monks Street (and vice versa) • Watling Street, H5 to H6 (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Childs Way, Fulmer Street, Portway (and vice versa) • Grafton Street, Newport Road to H2 (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Millers Way, Great Monks Street, Stratford Road (and vice versa) • Windsor Street, Wolverton (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Western Road, Cambridge Street, Furze Way (and vice versa) • Windsor Street, Wolverton (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Furze Way, Green Lane, Stacey Avenue, Marina Drive (and vice versa) • Moon Street, Wolverton (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Victoria Street, Stacey Avenue, Green Lane (and vice versa) • Underwood Place, Oldbrook (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Underwood Place, The Oval, Brearley Avenue, Century Avenue (and vice versa) • Church Street, New Bradwell (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Newport Road, Glyn Street, High Street (and vice versa) • Bradbourne Drive, Tilbrook (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Sherbourne Drive, Brickhill Street, Bletcham Way (and vice versa) 23rd April 2021 • Brook End, North Crawley (Between 9:30am and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is North Crawley Road, Sherington Road, Chicheley Hill, Chicheley Road (and vice versa) • Golden Drive, Eaglestone (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Harrier Drive (and vice versa) • Theydon Avenue, Woburn Sands (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is A5130, The Leys (and vice versa) • Stanton Gate, Stantonbury (Between 9:30am and 12:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Marlborough Street, Great Ground, Crosslands (and vice versa) • Spencer, Stantonbury (Between 12:30pm and 4:30pm) Whilst the following length of road is closed the alternative route is Marlborough Street, Ashfield (and vice versa) The above roads are scheduled to be closed only when maintenance or repair works are required and only when indicated by the appropriate traffic signs, which will be erected in advance of any closure. Access to affected properties will be granted where possible. All other provisions of the Order remain as previously notified on 5th March 2020. For information on any affected bus service please visit the Council website at: https://www.milton- keynes.gov.uk/highways-and-transport-hub/bus-and-taxi/bus-service-disruptions-and-diversions You can see what lengths of road are affected by visiting www.roadworks.org. 15th April 2021 Synergy Park Chesney Wold Bleak Hall Milton Keynes MK6 1LY PP Davina Millership Head of Highways .
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