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Prohibited Streets List MILTON KEYNES COUNCIL PROHIBITED STREETS AS FROM 14th December 2019 As from 1st May 2010 all markets operated by a) Milton Keynes Council, b) a Parish or Town Council, c) English Partnerships, d) Milton Keynes business or Association, e) a person or body that has a legal interest in the site of an Historic Charter Market and f) Farmers Markets will be exempt under paragraph 1(2) (b) of Schedule 4 of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 from the implications of the Council resolutions whereby all streets listed below including all roads, footways, forecourts or other area adjacent to the streets for a distance of 60 metres from the centre line of each street are designated as Prohibited Streets. Street Trading is also prohibited within 250 metres of any school’s entrances and/or exits, during main school hours and 30 minutes following a school's normal closing time. In addition, if community events occur on the designated streets they may be exempted from the Council’s Street Trading arrangements for the duration of the event. A5 TRUNK ROAD AND ALL ASSOCIATED C6 C43 Selbourne Avenue SLIP ROADS From the B526 north of Gayhurst, From the B526 at Stoke Shelley Drive in a north easterly direction via Goldington, in a north easterly Shenley Road From the Bedfordshire County boundary south Ravenstone Mill and Weston and then in a south easterly Sherwood Drive of Little Brickhill in a north westerly direction to Underwood to the A509 at Olney. direction, via Ravenstone to Simpson Road the Northamptonshire County boundary at Old the C6 south of Weston St Andrews Road Stratford. C7 Underwood. St Clements Drive From the B526 south of Stoke St Davids Road A421 Goldington, in an easterly C53 St Georges Road From Groveway H9 and the A5130 in an direction, to the C6 west of From Main Road, Astwood, in St Johns Road easterly direction to the Bedfordshire County Ravenstone Mill. a southerly direction to the St Marys Avenue boundary, north of Lower End. Bedfordshire County St Patricks Way C10 (SOUTHERN PART) boundary, north of Cranfield. Stanier Square A422 From the B565 east of Lavendon Stoke Road From the A5 Trunk Road, north of Two Mile Mill in a north easterly direction to C54 Tattenhoe Lane Ash in a north easterly direction, partly along the A428 at Lavendon. From the B526 south of Vicarage Road Monks Way H3, via Newport Pagnell and Gayhurst, in a northerly and Victoria Road Chicheley to the Bedfordshire County boundary C10 (NORTHERN PART) then in a north easterly Water Eaton Road at Astwood. From the A428 at Lavendon, in a direction, via Tyringham and Warwick Road north easterly direction to the Filgrave to the A509 south of Watling Street A428 Bedfordshire County boundary, Emberton. Whaddon Way From the Bedfordshire County boundary at south of Harrold. Whiteley Crescent Cold Brayfield, in a north westerly direction via C127 Wincanton Hill Lavendon to the Northamptonshire County C14 From Tickford Street, Newport boundary south of Yardley Hastings. From the A509 at Emberton in a Pagnell in an easterly BRADVILLE north easterly direction via Clifton direction to the Bedfordshire Bradwell Road A509 Reynes and Newton Blossomville County boundary, east of Mathiesen Road From the A422 at Chicheley Hill, in a northerly to the Bedfordshire County North Crawley. direction, via Sherington, Emberton and Olney boundary south west of Turvey. BROUGHTON to the Northamptonshire County boundary, GRID ROADS - Ambergate north of Warrington. C25 HORIZONTAL (H) Bewdley Grove From the C5, north of Haversham, H1 Ridgeway Cavan Way A509 in a westerly direction to the C34 H2 Millers Way Dean Forest Way From the A5130 south of Junction 14 of the at Castlethorpe. H3 Monks Way Kelling Way M1, in a northerly direction, to the A422 south H4 Dansteed Way London Road of Newport Pagnell. C26 H5 Portway Milton Road From the A5130 in an easterly H6 Childs Way Oakworth Avenue A5130 direction via Moulsoe to the H7 Chaffron Way Oxenhope Way From Aspley Hill, Woburn Sands, in a north Bedfordshire County boundary H8 Standing Way Shackerstone Close westerly direction via Wavendon and west of Cranfield. H9 Groveway Swanwick Lane Broughton to the A509 south of Junction 14 of H10 Bletcham Way Tanfield Lane the M1. C27 From the C5 at Hanslope in an GRID ROADS – VERTICAL CALDECOTTE B526 easterly direction via Tathall End (V) Caldecotte Lake Drive From Sherington Road, in a north westerly to the B526 at Gayhurst except for V1 Snelshall Street Caldecotte Lane direction via Gayhurst and Stoke Goldington, to the off road areas to the Village V2 Tattenhoe Street Heybridge Crescent the Northamptonshire County boundary, south Hall and its car parks on Newport V3 Fulmer Street Monellan Crescent of Little Horton. Road, Hanslope (which become V4 Watling Street Monellan Grove consent areas). V5 Great Monks Street Wadesmill Lane B557 V6 Grafton Gate Walton Road From the A5 Trunk Road, south east of Fenny C28 V7 Saxon Gate Stratford, in a northerly and then in a north From the C5 at Haversham in a V7 Saxon Street CALVERTON easterly direction to the A5130 at Woburn north easterly direction via Little V8 Marlborough Street Calverton Lane Sands. Linford to the B526 south east of V9 Overstreet Gayhurst. V10 Brickhill Street B565 V11 Tongwell Street CAMPBELL PARK STREETS From the A509 north of Olney, in an easterly C34 All Streets other than those streets direction to the A428 at Cold Brayfield. From the C5 at Hanslope in a ASTWOOD which are individually specified in south westerly direction via Main Road this Schedule, contained within the B4033 Castlethorpe to the area bounded by Portway H5 to the From the Aylesbury Vale District boundary, Northamptonshire County BLAKELANDS north west, by Marlborough Street north east of Beachampton, in a north easterly boundary, north of Cosgrove Wolverton Road V8 to the south west, by Childs Way direction, to London Road, Stony Stratford. excluding any off road areas H6 to the south east and by the within the curtilage of the BLETCHLEY Grand Union Canal to the north B5388 premises known as the Watts Aylesbury Street east. From the A509 at Olney in a north westerly Arms, Castlethorpe Road, Bond Avenue direction to the Northamptonshire County Hanslope (which becomes a Buckingham Road B4034 Overgate boundary, south of Yardley Hastings. consent area). Chepstow Drive Corfe Crescent CENTRAL MILTON KEYNES C5 C41 Cottingham Grove STREETS From Newport Road, New Bradwell, in a From the A5130 south east of Denbigh Hall Drive All streets bounded by Portway H5, northerly and then a north easterly direction via Broughton, in an easterly direction Drayton Road Marlborough Street V8, Childs Way Haversham, Hanslope Park, and Hanslope to to the Bedfordshire County Manor Road H6 and the A5 trunk road with the the Northamptonshire County boundary, north boundary, west of Salford. Masefield Grove exception of the site of the Market of Long Street excluding land within the Melrose Avenue and one mobile hot food trading curtilage of the premises known as the Watts C42 Milton Grove pitch in the vicinity of Xscape. Arms, Castlethorpe Road, Hanslope (this area From the C5 at Long Street, in a Newton Road becomes a consent area). north easterly direction to the Princes Way CROWNHILL Northamptonshire County Queensway Marley Grove boundary, south of Salcey Forest. Rickley Lane MILTON KEYNES COUNCIL PROHIBITED STREETS AS FROM 14th December 2019 As from 1st May 2010 all markets operated by a) Milton Keynes Council, b) a Parish or Town Council, c) English Partnerships, d) Milton Keynes business or Association, e) a person or body that has a legal interest in the site of an Historic Charter Market and f) Farmers Markets will be exempt under paragraph 1(2) (b) of Schedule 4 of the Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1982 from the implications of the Council resolutions whereby all streets listed below including all roads, footways, forecourts or other area adjacent to the streets for a distance of 60 metres from the centre line of each street are designated as Prohibited Streets. Street Trading is also prohibited within 250 metres of any school’s entrances and/or exits, during main school hours and 30 minutes following a school's normal closing time. In addition, if community events occur on the designated streets they may be exempted from the Council’s Street Trading arrangements for the duration of the event. EMBERTON Kilwinning Drive Cawarden Savill Lane High Street Leominster Gate Crosslands Stourhead Gate Olney Road Lilleshall Avenue Fowler Wimborne Crescent Lindisfarne Drive Goring EMERSON VALLEY Tewkesbury Lane Great Ground WILLEN Belvoir Avenue Wadhurst Lane Hunsdon Close Aldrich Drive Bowland Drive Waltham Drive Jacobs Close Beaufort Drive Chipping Vale Jennings Granville Square Hawkshead Drive NEW BRADWELL Kents Road Hooper Gate Hodder Lane Bradwell Road Kersey Landsborough Gate Manifold Lane Newport Road Kirkeby Close Portland Drive Pickering Drive Lincoln Roeburn Crescent NEWPORT PAGNELL Little Stanton WOLVERTON Rusland Circus Green Park Drive Mason Stratford Road – except from its Salton Link High Street Melton junction with Creed Street through Taunton Deane London Road Ormonde to Haversham Road, New Bradwell. Wenning Lane M1 Motorway (Service Area) Purbeck White Horse Drive Marsh End Road Redbridge WOOLSTONE Winfold Lane Sherington Road Rossendale Newport Road St Johns Street Rowle Close Pattison Lane FISHERMEAD Tickford Street Soskin Drive Fishermead Boulevard from the junction of Union Street Spencer WOUGHTON PARK Bossiney Place and Polruan
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