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Station Road - Notice of Intention to Install a Raised Table and Five Sets of Speed Humps
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CAMBRIDGESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
Notice of Intention to Install Traffic Calming in Station Road, Oakington and Oakington Road, Westwick Cambridgeshire County Council hereby gives notice of its intention to install a raised table and five sets of speed humps between Mill Lane, Oakington and Westwick Farm, Oakington Road, Westwick.
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Raised table |
At Station Road for approximately 37.53m and Mill Road for approximately 16.4m and will be 100mm high |
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Speed hump |
Approximately 8.70m northeast of number 13 |
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Speed hump |
Approximately 7.20m northwest of number 47 |
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Speed hump |
Outside of New House |
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Speed hump |
Outside of Foxelwood House |
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Speed hump |
Approximately 2.70m northeast of the access way of The Old Granary building |
Each set of speed humps is to consist of a sinusoidal hump 100mm high and 2.7m long. The above proposals are intended to promote lower traffic speeds and improve road safety in Station Road and Oakington Road.
To view a drawing showing these proposals, please visit our permanent traffic regulation orders page and select PR1208. If you wish to comment, please e-mail troconsultation.responses@cambridgeshire.gov.uk write to the undersigned by 3rd June 2026 quoting reference PR1208. Comments received will be used as part of our consultation process and may be published, but will be anonymised, in any reports.
District of South Cambridgeshire (Civil Enforcement Area) (Waiting Restrictions and Street Parking Places) Order 2023 (Amendment No.24) Order 202-
Notice is hereby given that Cambridgeshire County Council proposes to make the above named Order under the powers contained in the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and Traffic Management Act 2004.
The effect of this Order will be to install double yellow lines outside properties numbered 45-57 Station Road, Oakington, is intended to facilitate a shared-use footway for pedestrians and cyclists. The introduction of double yellow lines will help prevent parked vehicles from obstructing traffic flow or impairing visibility, thereby improving safety for all road users.
Further details of the above proposal may be examined via our online traffic consultation portal here – https://consultation.appyway.com/south-cambridgeshire and select the Order “DoSC WRSPP Order 2023 AM 24 Station Road, Oakington”.
All feedback, including objections stating the grounds on which they are made, must be sent in writing by 3rd June 2026. Please submit feedback using the consultation portal link above or write to the undersigned. Comments received will be used as part of our consultation process and may be published, but will be anonymised, in any reports. For help, please e-mail troconsultation.responses@cambridgeshire.gov.uk quoting reference PR1209.
Highways Act 1980 S.65(1) And S.66(4) Conversion Of Footways To Cycle Tracks Notice of Intention to convert part of the Footways to shared use Cycle Tracks
Cambridgeshire County Council, in exercise of its powers under the above-named Act, intends to convert part of the footways to shared use cycle tracks on Station Road, Oakington.
On the northern side starting from a point approximately 34m west of the Guided Busway, across the Guided Busway to a point 27m east of the Guided Busway A map showing the lengths of road concerned, may be examined by using the link https://shorturl.at/cjnIO.
Comments and objections to this proposal, together with the grounds on which they are made, must be sent in writing to the undersigned or by email to troconsultation. responses@cambridgeshire.gov.uk by 3rd June 2026 quoting reference PR1211. Comments will be used as part of our consultation process and may be published, anonymised, in reports to Committees.
Lee Harris, Executive Director, Place and Sustainability, c/o Policy and Regulation, ALC2662 New Shire Hall, Emery Crescent, Enterprise Campus, Weald, Huntingdon PE28 4YE
www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk
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