CityFibre Installation Works & Road Closures 

CityFibre will be working across the parish and the rest of Milton Keynes to install high-speed fibre. This is likely to cause some disruption to different areas. Once CityFibre have installed the fibre they then replace the paving. You can find further information on the roadworks website. You can also find more background information on CityFibre's website. If you have any issues or complaints please contact them directly on 01908 010726. Please see below for further information as to where they will be working;

Agora Redevelopment 

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Check out how WGTC have Gone Paperless with the Help of Office 365 & Cloudy IT 

Biannual Estate Inspection Schedule 2019

David Ellis of MK Council Housing will be conducting biannual estate inspections in Wolverton and Greenleys. 

Proposed Field Lane Development 

Here is the presentation about the proposed works for the Field Lane Development from the last meeting presented by the Parks Trust. This plan is still working progress, no formal application has been submitted at this stage. 

Emergency Road Closure of Erica Road Junction with Heathfield in Stacey Bushes  

MK Council have raised the emergency road closure notice due to a burst water main in the carriageway and is currently being attended by Anglian Water. The current estimated end date is 16th August.

Diversion Route: https://roadworks.org/?tmi=11285718 

Current & Upcoming Road Closures 

The following closures are for night time closures

Old Wolverton Road Old Wolverton,

from it's junction with Wolverton Road to its junction with Wolverton Park Road (temp closure) for Bridge repairs starting at 11.55pm until 06.00am on Saturday 7th September and then 10.00pm until 06.00am Monday 9th September until 12th September

Whilst the above length of road is closed the alternative route will be via Stratford Road, Old Wolverton Road,Newport Road and Grafton Street

Creed Street Wolverton,

16th September 2019 - 17th September 2019 from 21.00 until 05.00

outside the Kings Community Centre to repair and provide maintenance for a manhole cover

Whilst the above length of road is closed the alternative route will be via Church Street, Radcliffe Street, and Stratford Road

Further Notice of Pot Hole Maintenance 

For more information please go to MK Council's website via the link.  

Public Notices

Footway Resurfacing Works at White Alder, Stacey Bushes week beginning 10th June 

Temporary Traffic Orders 

Smart Motorway Programme: M1 Junctions 13 to 16

New Bradwell Railway Footbridge & New Bradwell Canal Bridge Works  

Works are due to commence from Monday 19th August and is expected to last 4 weeks to complete the footbridge followed by 5 weeks of work for the canal bridge.

For further details please see these links:

https://www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/highways-and-transport-hub/highway-maintenance-hub/bridges-underpasses#New Bradwell Canal No. 83411 Shot Blasting & Painting of Parapets

https://www.milton-keynes.gov.uk/highways-and-transport-hub/highway-maintenance-hub/bridges-underpasses#New Bradwell Railway Footbridge No. 83415 Shot Blasting & Painting of Parapets

V4 Watling Street closure

• Length of closure: From its junction with H3 Monks Way to its junction with H4 Dansteed Way
• From: 6^th May 2019
• Period: 7 months

Diversion route: At the junction with H3 Monks Way go north-east on Monks Way to Abbey Hill Roundabout, turn right (5^th exit) onto V5 Great Monk Street to Lodge Roundabout, turn right (2^nd exit) onto H4 Dansteed Way to Cownhill Roundabout (and vice versa)

Diversion Routes for Dansteed Way & Watling Street 

Anti-Social Car Cruising 

Consultation Document  

MK Council are holding a consultation about the anti-social car cruising. The 12-week consultation period closes on 28 August 2019. You can have your say here.

Street Resurfacing Works in Wolverton

Did you know that the Wolverton Public Realm Design created in 2011 protects many of the design elements within Wolverton?

Thanks to a local resident reporting this to us, we have now been in touch with Milton Keynes Council who have now halted the work that they have been undertaking across Wolverton. Works were originally scheduled to re-tarmac along Victoria Street which is part paved and part flagstone paved. The guide identifies where possible any works undertaken should look to retain or reinstate original features which strengthens Wolverton's identity.

MKC will now look at their budget to see if they are able to secure funding to reinstate the remainder of the flagstone paving along Victoria street and WGTC are currently liaising with MKC to see what budget is available to undertake reinstating the remainder of the streets in the future.

Coming soon!

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