A consultation is underway for plans aiming to reduce traffic and make the village safer for all.
The planned measures include a scheme to make the village less attractive for through-traffic and encourage motorists to use the new roads through the Kingsbrook development instead. It also aims to provide pedestrian, cycle, and bus stop improvements by:
- Reducing the width of the road at proposed locations to slow vehicle speeds
- Providing people safer places to cross the road
- Making it easier and quicker for passengers to board/alight a bus
- Providing parking spaces for the church
The plans follow an informal consultation from Barratt David Wilson Homes with Bierton Parish Council and Buckinghamshire Council.
Feedback on the proposed locations and types of traffic calming measures is now open from residents, local businesses, and those who use the A418 Aylesbury Road, Bierton for travel. You can see the full list of proposals, and leave your comment, using this link.
Events
There will also be a public drop-in session for you to find out more about the proposals. The drop-in session will be held on:
- Thursday 8 September 2022, from 10am to 7pm
- At the Jubilee Hall, Aylesbury Road, Bierton, Aylesbury HP22 5DL
There is no need to book to attend this event.
Representatives from Buckinghamshire Council, and Barratt David Wilson Homes and their consultant, will be on hand to answer any questions.
The detailed site plans will also be available for inspection by appointment at Buckinghamshire Council Walton Street Offices, Walton Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP20 1UA from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday during the consultation period. To book an appointment, please email highwaysdm.av@buckinghamshire.gov.uk.
Police operation launched to protect horse riders
Three-storey wedding cake to be removed from Waddesdon Manor
New community listening initiative launched in Bucks
Easy access to drugs and "disappointing" cleanliness levels at Bucks prison
Concerns raised over pedestrian safety in Aylesbury
Movember: Men Walking and Talking Aylesbury's Scott Grover tells us how they're helping local men
