Local Highway Improvement funding

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The Local Highways Improvement (LHI) programme covers all districts in Cambridgeshire and invites any groups or organisations that represent the local community to apply for funding. The schemes are community driven and give local people the opportunity to put forward proposals for highway improvements in their area.

The schemes are delivered by the County Council on a joint funded basis and applicants can apply for funding of up to either £25,000 for complex projects or £10,000 for non-complex projects, as a contribution to their scheme. The applicant is expected to provide a minimum contribution of 10% towards the total scheme cost.

Complex applications will be assessed by the relevant area member panel with technical input from officers, however non-complex applications will be assessed using a prioritisation matrix developed by a member working group so officers can score and rank the applications accordingly against set criteria.

Due to the popularity of this initiative, applications are limited as follows:

Parish councils - one bid per parish.
Town councils - one bid per county council division in the town.
Cambridge City - five bids per county council division.
Community groups - one additional application, per respective parish, town, or city, (this does not apply to Cambridge City). This application should be applied for in the same way and needs to evidence the support of the locally elected member/s before submitting.

Preparing an application

Firstly, take a look at the highway measures we offer that may help address the issue you are experiencing or may benefit your local area. You should be able to clearly identify the objective of your application, describing in detail the location and the highway issue you are trying to solve or why an improvement is needed.

Please note the LHI initiative is solely for work on the public highway. Proposals for work on unadopted roads or private land will not be accepted.

Is your application complex or non-complex?

The complex projects are primarily those which will include physical traffic calming measures such as -

Raised features, speed cushions, road humps or speed tables
Central islands
Priority build outs
Pedestrian crossings such as zebra crossings
Footpaths
Cycle paths.

The non-complex projects are those which involve improvements other than the physical traffic calming measures listed above, and include -

Parking restrictions, for example double or single yellow lines
Street lighting
Speed limits, for example 40mph buffer zones.
Passive calming measures such as village gateways, signs and road markings
Mobile Vehicle Activated Signs, (MVAS).

Once you have decided what type of scheme you will be applying for, you will be asked to complete an online application form. This form asks you to provide information specific to your application, confirm you have the support of your local elected member (CMIS website) and that you have informally consulted on your requested improvement with those who will be directly affected should your submission be successful.

It is very important to consult with those who could be impacted by your requested improvement at the pre-application stage to prevent your application being withdrawn at a later stage in the process, especially if it becomes evident local stakeholder support for your requested improvement isn’t forthcoming.

How to complete the online application form

Your scheme should meet the aims of the LHI initiative as set out below. You will be asked to demonstrate how your scheme fulfils these criteria on the application form. It is important to provide as much relevant information as possible.

The following interactive map provides information which you will need to include in your application including current accident data. You can also make sure that your requested improvement is on the public highway.

(If the map does not load, please view it on the MapsCambridgeshire website.)

1. Does your application address a known safety issue?

Evidence should be provided that demonstrates that there is an existing safety issue or problem. This can be with reference to -

Existing recorded accident data which can be found on our website
Anecdotal evidence of accidents including reference to photographs or emails where an injury accident may not have occurred

2. Could the suggested scheme increase safety for highway users?

Evidence should be provided in the application of how the scheme will make it safer for different user groups. Specific reference should be made to the expected safety improvements the requested changes will have for groups such as pedestrians, cyclists, or vulnerable users.

An example could include the installation of speed cushions outside a primary school to reduce vehicle speeds in an area with a high number of vulnerable users, or the installation of parking restrictions to prevent vehicles parking too close to a junction and increase visibility for those seeking to cross the road.

3. Could the suggested scheme contribute positively to public health?

Your application should detail the expected increase in safety because of your improvement being installed for users of non-motorised forms of transport.

For example, you could refer to or highlight how your proposal would encourage an uptake in healthy activities such as walking, cycling, and horse-riding. Improvements could include areas of widened foot or cycle path, warning signs making it safer for horse riders or cyclists to use a section of road, or a pedestrian crossing linking two areas of a village and providing a safe place for people to cross.

4. Does the application have demonstrable local support?

Does the wider community, particularly those directly affected, support this scheme proposal? How important is this issue on a local level? Evidence that your proposal is supported by the local community including your local county councillor , along with the level of local consultation that has been carried out.

For example, you should provide a detailed summary of what consultation you have undertaken to date, for example a parish newsletter, online survey, or presentation at a council meeting. You will need to satisfy those scoring your application that should it be successful local stakeholders will be in support of the scheme and are aware of what has been applied for.

5. Could the scheme potentially lead to any localised environmental improvements?

Examples of this could include but aren't limited to the following: an anticipated improvement in air quality near a school, an expected reduction in noise pollution, or a positive reduction in vehicle speeds.

Further scoring criteria

In addition to the above five criteria your application will also be assessed on how deliverable your project is perceived to be based on your requested improvement, and how fully the above criteria has been answered in your submission.

Your application will also be weighted and scored on the total cost of your project using a population versus applicant contribution matrix. Therefore, you will need to provide the population of the area you are applying on behalf of as part of your application. This should be based on indicative parish population estimates (Cambridgeshire Insight website).

Read the document below for more information.

Example Prioritisation Matrix and Member Scoring Sheet1.21MB–pdf

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Applying

Please note the LHI application window closes at 5pm on Friday 6 January 2023.

Local Highway Improvement Initiative Application Form

Example of the Local Highway Improvement Initiative Application Form

Local Highway Improvement Initiative Application Form1.6MB–pdf

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The indicative timeline for the 23/24 application window is as follows –

Application window opens – Monday 31 October 2022
Application window closes - Friday 6 January 2023 at 5pm
Prioritisation and feasibility studies undertaken – February to April 2023
Member panel meetings – May 2023
Report to committee including prioritised lists for approval - June 2023
Programming, design, and consultation with applicants - July 2023 to March 2024
Pricing and construction – March 2024 to August 2024.

What happens next?

This will depend on whether your application falls into the non-complex or complex category.

For non-complex applications the process will be as follows

The applicant will submit a completed online LHI form
Applications are then sifted by officers into either complex or non-complex projects
Non-complex applications are reviewed on a district wide basis and assigned to individual officers to progress
Officers will review their assigned non-complex applications and produces a high-level cost estimate for each application
If needed officers will liaise with the applicant to confirm the exact amount the applicant will be contributing to the project if the estimated cost exceeds the amount the applicant has indicated they are able to contribute on their application form, or if anything about the application is unclear
The officer group will reconvene to score all non-complex applications as a group for each district using the prioritisation matrix
The non-complex scheme scores are then ranked for delivery up to budget available for the relevant district area and the prioritised list is shared with the LHI member working group to review and approve.

For complex applications your proposal will be as follows

Applicant submits the completed online LHI form
Countywide applications are sifted by officers into either complex or non-complex projects
The complex applications are reviewed on a district wide basis and assigned to individual officers to progress. A road safety and policy review will also be undertaken with the Highway Project Team. Jointly officers will consider the options available that best meet the objectives of your application, including any solutions you have suggested
The assigned officer will then review assigned complex applications individual in more detail. At this stage they may contact the applicant to discuss their application further if anything is unclear. Following this a draft feasibility report will be produced for each separate application
The officer will then liaise with the applicant and share a copy of the feasibility report and budget estimate for the project. This will outline the agreed scheme objectives, extents, and key project risks
The applicant will review the report. They will likely need to have the budget implications approved at a council meeting before formally approving the contents and the third-party contribution
Once the feasibility report has been formally accepted by the applicant officers will produce a technical appraisal report in advance of the district member panel day. This will detail the costs and key project risks agreed with the applicant
The member panel day will then take place. The complex applications will be presented by the applicants and district member panel will score the applications based on set criteria
Once all the district member panel days are complete the complex project scores are collated and ranked by officers for delivery up to the budget available for relevant district area and presented to the Highways & Transport Committee for review and approval.

Delivery

If your application receives funding you will be asked to confirm in writing that you agree to provide your contribution and approve commencement of the scheme.

If we do not receive the above, or if circumstances have changed, we will reallocate funding to the next prioritised application.

You will be invoiced for your contribution to the scheme on completion of the works.

LHI delivery programme progress updates

			10	RED – Not delivered within the target completion date (financial year)
			0	AMBER – Highlighted concerns regarding delivery by completion date
			24	GREEN – On target to be delivered by completion date
			Update as at 24.04.2023
CAMBRIDGE CITY WORKS PROGRAMME
Local Member	Ward	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Carried Forward from 2018/19

Total LHI Schemes		27
Total Completed		26
Total Outstanding		1
Richard Howitt	Petersfield	Great Northern Road	Civils - Zebra crossing	RED	Substantially complete, awaiting high friction surfacing works rearranged for early June due to poor weather preventing installation in April.

Local Member	Ward	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Carried forward from 2021/22

Total LHI Schemes		20
Total Completed		20
Total Outstanding		0
Richard Howitt	Petersfield	Cambridge Place	Parking restrictions - Extend loading restriction into Cambridge Place though the narrow section. Add Diag 816 No Through Road sign.	GREEN	Work Complete
Alex Bulat	Abbey	Occupation Road	Parking restrictions - Yellow lining to only allow parking on one side of the road to allow access for emergency vehicles.	GREEN	Work Complete
Richard Howitt	Petersfield	Union road	Signs / Lines - Replace existing DYL waiting restriction with "School Keep Clear" marking with associated amendment to existing traffic order to run the length of school accesses. Refresh existing DYL markings on approaches, add 20 roundels and SLOW markings.	GREEN	Work Complete
Alex Bulat	Abbey	The Homing's	Street lights - Exact amount of lights to be determined upon review and consultation, current allowance for 6 no.	GREEN	Work Complete
Elisa Meschini	Kings Hedges	Cameron Road	Raised features - Installation of cushions to help reduce vehicle speeds in the vicinity of the Ship Pub.	GREEN	Work Complete
Alex Beckett	Queen Edith's	Hills Road	Parking Restrictions - Double yellow lines for length of Hills Road access road - from 321 - 355	GREEN	Work complete
Catherine Rae	Castle	Street Lights - Various	Street Lights - 2 no locations around the ward (Garden Walk / Sherlock Road) which currently have significant areas of unlit path.	GREEN	Work complete
Catherine Rae	Castle	Huntingdon Road	Signs / MVAS - Warning signs in advance of zebra crossing and MVAS unit.	GREEN	Work Complete
Neil Shailer	Romsey	Coldham's Ln	MVAS unit.	GREEN	Work Complete
Gerri Bird	Chesterton	Fallowfield / May Way / Orchard Avenue	Street lights - Various locations around Chesterton ward to improve lighting in existing dark spots.	GREEN	Work Complete
Richard Howitt	Petersfield	Saxon Street	Access restriction - Provide diagram 619 with sub plate "Except for Access" with relevant legal order. Signs are not legally required to be lit as within a 20mph zone but should be considered as the signs might be very hard to distinguish in the dark.	GREEN	Work Complete
Catherine Rae	Castle	Albert St	Civils - New surface water drainage system, and improvements to the entrance of Albert St off Chesterton Road including imprint paving, new signs and new lining.	GREEN	Works Complete
Elisa Meschini	Kings Hedges	Green End Road	Parking restrictions - yellow lining to both sides of the road to allow access for vehicles and increase visibility.	GREEN	Work complete
Bryony Goodliffe	Cherry Hinton	Birdwood Rd	Raised Features - Speed cushions	GREEN	Work complete
Alex Bulat	Abbey	Riverside Bridge	Civils - Relocation of existing bollards and signs/lines to make it a clearer route for cyclists and pedestrians.	GREEN	Work Complete
Nick Gay	Market	Green Street	Signs / lines - change to NMU route between certain hours of the day to create a pedestrian zone for majority of hours during day	WITHDRAWN	Following exploration of options there doesn't appear to be appetite to proceed locally at current time. Cllr Gay confirmed happy for the LHI be withdrawn.
Gerri Bird	Chesterton	Chestnut Grove	Parking restrictions - DYL waiting restriction at junction	GREEN	Work complete
Neil Shailer	Romsey	Coldham's Ln 256 - 258	Civils - Installation of footpath gullies and resurfacing of footpath to remove standing water.	GREEN	Works Complete
Bryony Goodliffe	Cherry Hinton	Fishers Lane	Parking restrictions - Double Yellow Lines.	GREEN	Work complete
Elisa Meschini	Kings Hedges	Nuffield Road	MVAS / Signs / Lines - 20mph repeater and road markings as needed	GREEN	Work Complete


Local Member	Ward	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Current Schemes for 2022/23

Total LHI Schemes		13
Total Completed		4
Total Outstanding		9
N Shailer (Romsey)	Romsey	Coldham's Lane	Signs / Lines - Installation of cold applied surfacing in cycle lanes to further highlight these to drivers	GREEN	Work Complete
N Shailer (Romsey)	Romsey	Mill Road	Civils - Various junction improvements to highlight and protect cyclists.	GREEN	Work Complete
C Rae (Castle)	Castle	Benson / Canterbury and North Street	Civils / Parking restrictions - double yellow lining, new textured road markings, GW feature and build out with planter.	RED	RSA review ongoing.
B Goodliffe (Cherry Hinton)	Cherry Hinton	Birdwood Rd	Raised Features - Installation of recycled rubber speed cushions between Ward Road and Perne Road, where practicable. 5 sets of speed cushions to keep with a spacing of between 70 - 120m between sets.	RED	Consultation received objections, delegated decision process to occur.
G Bird (Chesterton)	Chesterton	Fen Road	Civils & Raised features - cushions to be installed alongside 2no new priority build outs.	RED	Awaiting formal consultation process to complete.
B Goodliffe (Cherry Hinton)	Cherry Hinton	Hayster Road	Parking restrictions - DYL's at various junctions	RED	Awaiting formal consultation process to complete.
A Bulat (Abbey)	Abbey	Meadowlands Corner	Parking restrictions - DYL's at junction.	GREEN	Work Complete
B Goodliffe (Cherry Hinton)	Cherry Hinton	Church End	Raised Feature - Install a new raised table on Church End at the existing crossing point between the Church and Teversham Drift. Raise existing dropped kerbs on western side north and move crossing point to make parallel. Install 4x gullies (with cycle friendly grates), 2x each side of the carriageway and at each end of the ramps. The raised table will be 4m in length to allow for safer crossing for pedestrians, with tactile pavers laid either side.	RED	Submitted for Pricing.
B Goodliffe (Cherry Hinton)	Cherry Hinton	Rosemary Lane / Church End / High Street / Teversham Drift	Raised Feature - Installation of speed cushions at various locations approx. 75m apart.	RED	Submitted for Pricing.
N Gay (Market)	Market	Parkside	Signs / Lines - Section DYL's (removes residents parking bay) and school warning signs / road markings	GREEN	Work Complete
A Bulat (Abbey)	Abbey	Ditton Fields / Stansfield Road / Gerard Road / Thorley's Road / Keynes Road	Street lighting - 5 no lights	RED	Work ordered, delivery will be in 23/24. For info: Lighting column lead in times 12-16wks from order date.
G Bird (Chesterton)	Chesterton	Kimberley Road / De Freville Estate / Chatsworth Avenue / Hazelwood / Moleswood	Street lighting - 3 no lights	RED	Work ordered, delivery will be in 23/24. For info: Lighting column lead in times 12-16wks from order date.
H Cox Condron (Arbury)	Arbury	Harvey Goodwin Drive	Street lighting - 3 no lights	RED	Work ordered, delivery will be in 23/24. For info: Lighting column lead in times 12-16wks from order date.

			9	RED – Not delivered within the target completion date (financial year)
			0	AMBER – Highlighted concerns regarding delivery by completion date
			13	GREEN – On target to be delivered by completion date
			Update as at 24.04.2023
EAST WORKS PROGRAMME
Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Carried forward from 2021/22

Total LHI Schemes		10
Total Completed		9
Total Outstanding		1
Cllr J Schumann	Fordham	Carter Street	Raised table and speed cushions	RED	Road safety audit report requires actions to complete for permissible satisfaction
Cllr Whelan / Cllr Dupre	Little Downham	B1411	Solar studs	RED	Work complete
Cllr Dupre	Witchford	Main Street	Pedestrian crossing near school	GREEN	Work complete
Cllr Goldsack	Soham	Northfield Road	Warning signs & improvements	GREEN	Work complete
Cllr J Schumann	Burwell	Ness Rd / Swaffham Rd / Newmarket Rd	40mph buffer zones	GREEN	Work complete
Cllr D Schumann	Stretham	Newmarket Rd	40mph buffer zone & priority give way	GREEN	Work complete
Cllr D Schumann	Haddenham	The Rampart / Duck Ln / High St / Camping Cl	20mph limit with traffic calming	GREEN	Work complete
Cllr D Schumann	Wilburton	Stretham Rd	30mph speed limit	GREEN	Work complete
Cllr Sharp	Brinkley	Brinkley Rd / Six Mile Bottom / High St	40mph buffer zone	GREEN	Work complete
Cllr Dupre	Coveney	Jerusalem Drove	Gateway with signing & lining	GREEN	Work complete


Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Current Schemes for 2022/23

Total LHI Schemes		12
Total Completed		4
Total Outstanding		8
Cllr Goldsack	Soham Town Council	Cyprian Rust Way	Signs / Lines - Installation of Double Yellow Lines for 15m from the first straight kerb in all directions.	GREEN	Works completed
Cllr A Sharp	Lode Parish Council	Various	Civils - Install 2 x new dropped kerb crossings at Abbey Lane and Sunnyridge Farm and re-locate 1 x dropped kerb crossing at crossroads.	RED	Updated designs circulated to Parish Council, awaiting response.
Cllr J Schumann	Fordham Parish Council	Mildenhall Road	Raised features - Install 8 No pairs of asphalt speed cushions including signage.	RED	Road safety Audit Report appeasements occurring.
Cllr A Sharp	Burrough Green Parish Council	B1052	Signs / Lines - Install 40mph limit from approximately 200m South of Main Street to approximately 300m North of Main Street (total length of approx. 500m). Also install 40mph limit on Main Street from existing national speed terminal up to junction with Brinkley Road (approx. 200m).	RED	Works partially complete, awaiting revisit date.
Cllr Dupre	Sutton Parish Council	The Brook	Civils - Provide central island on The Brook approximately 50m north of junction with High Street. Alongside this, extend existing double yellow lines north from current end point on The Brook.	RED	Works are being paired with TCF Toucan Crossing Project.
Cllr A Sharp	Cheveley Parish Council	Little Green	Signs / Lines - Provide 40mph buffer zone from existing 30mph terminal, 400m South towards Saxon Street Road.	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Cllr J Schumann	Chippenham Parish Council	Palace Lane	Signs / Lines - Provide 40mph buffer zone (approx. 400m) on Palace Lane and High Street to encourage lower speeds at the 30mph terminal.	GREEN	Works completed
Cllr A Sharp	Wood Ditton Parish Council	Wood Ditton Road	Signs / Lines & Raised features - Provide 40mph buffer zone from existing 30mph terminal to the South (approx. 400m). SLOW markings and edge line over bridge (potential for dragons teeth and roundels at 30mph terminal as well). Provide between 4 and 5 sets of cushions between St John's Avenue and Crockford's Road.	RED	Awaiting target cost from contractor
Cllr D Schumann	Haddenham Parish Council	Station Road	Civils - Install a priority feature south of the junction with Lion Court. The carriageway width is 6.45. and the footway width 1.2m (E) and 1.6m (W). Location to be determined	Withdrawn	Withdrawn at request of applicant
Cllr D Schumann	Wilburton Parish Council	Various	MVAS - Provide 2 x MVAS unit with associated battery and mounting equipment. Also install 5 posts to allow for multiple mounting positions on named roads. Potential to get approved lighting columns to mount the MVAS onto.	RED	Works ordered, delivery early June.
Cllr J Schumann	Isleham Parish Council	Hall Barn Road	Civils - Install Give way pinch point near the existing 30mph terminal with 40mph buffer (approximately 400m) on the approach.	RED	Awaiting target cost from contractor
Cllr D Schumann	Wicken Parish Council	A1123	Signs / Lines - Parking restrictions on both sides of carriageway in the form of double yellow lines between numbers 31 & 47.	GREEN	Works completed

			13	RED – Not delivered within the target completion date (financial year)
			0	AMBER – Highlighted concerns regarding delivery by completion date
			19	GREEN – On target to be delivered by completion date
			Update as at 24.04.2023
FENLAND WORKS PROGRAMME
Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Carried Forward from 2019/20

Total LHI Schemes		14
Total Completed		14
Total Outstanding		0
Cllr Connor / Cllr Costello	Pondersbridge	B1040 (Ramsey Road, Herne Road) & Oilmills Road	Traffic calming	GREEN	Works complete

Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Carried forward from 2020/21

Total LHI Schemes		10
Total Completed		9
Total Outstanding		1
Cllr Gowing	Fenland Road Safety Campaign	Honey Farm Bends - Sixteen Foot	Installation of safety barriers	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr King	Tydd St Giles	Black Dike	Bridleway bridge repairs	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Tierney	Wisbech	South Brink	Traffic Calming	RED	Submitting for Pricing.
Cllr Hay	Chatteris	Wenny Road	Speed reduction measures	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr King	Parson Drove	Sealeys Lane	New Footway	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Connor	Benwick	Doddington Road	Mobile Vehicle Activated Sign	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr King	Gorefield	High Road	Footway resurfacing	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr King	Leverington	Sutton Road/Leverington Common	Speed limit reduction	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Connor	Doddington	High Street	Footway improvements	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr King	Wisbech	North Brink	New one way	Withdrawn	Scheme withdrawn by Wisbech Town Council 30/09/2022 following insufficient budget available following several design descoping exercises.

Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Carried forward from 2021/22

Total LHI Schemes		10
Total Completed		7
Total Outstanding		3
Cllr Tierney	Wisbech	Tinkers Drove	Install speed cushions	GREEN	Work Complete.
Cllr Count/Cllr French	March	Creek Road / Estover Road	Footway widening / signing & lining	GREEN	Work Complete.
Cllr Hoy	Wisbech	New Drove / Leach Close	DYLs at junction	GREEN	Work Complete.
Cllr Connor / Cllr Boden	Whittlesey	Various (20mph)	20mph & associated traffic calming	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Cllr Connor / Cllr Boden	Whittlesey	Various (DYLs)	DYLs at junctions	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Cllr Connor	Doddington	High Street	Adjust kerbing & resurface footway	GREEN	Work Complete.
Cllr King	Gorefield	High Road	Footway resurfacing	GREEN	Work Complete.
Cllr Gowing	Wimblington	Fullers Lane / Meadow Way	Extend existing 7.5T weight limit (signing)	GREEN	Work Complete.
Cllr King	Wisbech St Mary	High Road	30mph extension and traffic calming	RED	Submitted for pricing.
Cllr King	Parson Drove	Sealey's Lane	New footway construction	GREEN	Work Complete


Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Current Schemes for 2022/23

Total LHI Schemes		11
Total Completed		2
Total Outstanding		9
Cllr Connor	Doddington Parish Council	High St	Civils - Installation of Pelican Crossing.	RED	Significantly complete, remaining street lighting works to conclude early May.
Cllr Boden	Whittlesey Town Council	A605 Highway Causeway	Civils - Install 17no. cast iron bollards with reflector tags.	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Count / Cllr French	March Town Council	Creek Road	Raised Features - Install 4 pairs of speed cushions and associated signing.	RED	Awaiting Delegated Decision outcome following objections received during Consultation.
Cllr Count / Cllr French	March Town Council	Estover Rd	Raised Features - Install 4 pairs of speed cushions and associated signs.	RED	Awaiting Delegated Decision outcome following objections received during Consultation.
Cllr Hay	Chatteris Town Council	Doddington Road	Signs / Lines - Install gateways at the existing 40mph terminal location which will now be a 30mph terminal. Look at additional lining (centre and edge markings) to make the running lanes narrower.	RED	Awaiting TRO consultation to conclude early May.
Cllr Count / Cllr French	Elm Parish Council	Main Rd	Civils - Build-out / chicanes	RED	Review of designs following Road Safety Audit ongoing.
Cllr Boden	Whittlesey Town Council	A605 to Coates	Signs / Lines - King's Delph - reduce speed limit to 30mph.	RED	Works partially complete. Awaiting dates for revisit.
Cllr Gowing	Wimblington	Eastwood Lane	Civils - Install approx. 30m length of Marshall titan kerbs (build up verge to match height) to prevent HGV's from parking/waiting on the verge next to the carriageway. Alongside this, install double yellow lines from the junction with A141 up to entrance to industrial site on both sides of the carriageway.	RED	Awaiting Delegated Decision outcome following objections received during Consultation.
Cllr King	Tydd St Giles	Church Lane	MVAS - Provide 1 x MVAS unit with associated battery and mounting equipment. Also install 2 posts to allow for mounting on Church Lane and Kirkgate.	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr King	Leverington Parish Council	A1101 / B1169	Signs / Lines - Install new 30mph speed limit starting at No 104 Sutton Road, leaving a 40mph buffer to the north. 30/40 roundels as well as potential dragons teeth to highlight the existing 30mph terminal. On Leverington Road, 30mph zone from the signalised junction to the existing 30mph limit.	RED	Awaiting TRO consultation to conclude mid May.
Cllr King	Newton-in-the-Isle Parish Council	Chapel Lane	Signs / Lines - Advanced "S" bend warning signs and pedestrians in road signs.	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.

			18	RED – Not delivered within the target completion date (financial year)
				AMBER – Highlighted concerns regarding delivery by completion date
			55	GREEN – On target to be delivered by completion date
			Update as at 24.04.2023
HUNTINGDONSHIRE WORKS PROGRAMME
Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Carried Forward from 2020/21

Total LHI Schemes		25
Total Completed		24
Total Outstanding		1
Cllr Wilson	Huntingdon	Hinchingbrooke	Footway widening	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Criswell	Woodhurst	Wheatsheaf Rd & Church Street	Provision of 40mph buffer zones	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Wilson	Huntingdon	Buttsgrove Way near Thongsley School and Coneygear Park	Installation of pedestrian crossing	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Bywater	Sawtry	Gidding Road	Installation of pedestrian crossing	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Cllr West	Great Paxton	High Street	MVAS unit (was priority narrowing)	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Dew	Hemingford Abbots	Common Lane, High Street and Ride away	Proposed 20 mph and 30mph speed limits	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Gardener	Catworth	Church Road	New footway leading up to the bus stop	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Gardener	Stow Longa	Stow Road/ Spaldwick Road	Provision of 40mph buffer zones, gateway features and provision of MVAS	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Bywater	Elton	Overend	Proposed road narrowing and provision of a speed hump	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Criswell	Kings Ripton	Ramsey Rd	Provision of a Mobile Vehicle Activated Sign (MVAS)	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Gardener	Ellington	Grafham Road & Thrapston Road	Provision of a Mobile Vehicle Activated Sign (MVAS) and mounting posts	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Rogers	Abbots Ripton	The main roads through and into the village	Heavy Commercial Vehicles (HCV) survey	GREEN	Work complete
Cllr McGuire	Yaxley	New Road, Norman Cross	Waiting restrictions and parking restrictions	GREEN	Work complete
Cllr Downes	Buckden	Mill Road	Provision of a Mobile Vehicle Activated Sign (MVAS). Improved lining and priority signage	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Gardener	Winwick	B660, Old Weston Road	Provision of a Mobile Vehicle Activated Sign (MVAS)	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Gardener	Great Staughton	The Causeway	Speed limit reduction to 30 mph and provision of a Mobile Vehicle Activated Sign (MVAS)	GREEN	Works Complete
Cllr Criswell	Colne	B1050 Somersham Road	Footway improvement	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Bywater	Stilton	North Street, High Street and Church Street	Provision of a Mobile Vehicle Activated Sign (MVAS)	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Downes	Brampton	The Green, Brampton	Installation of pedestrian crossing	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Dew	Hilton	B1040 / Potton Road	Conduct a feasibility study	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Rogers	Warboys	Ramsey Road	Provision of gateways	GREEN	Works complete
Cllr Fuller	St Ives	Footpath crossing Erica Road	Provision of crossing point	RED	Works completed in April following poor weather
Cllr Taylor	St Neots	Hawkesden Road, Priory Hill Road	Waiting restrictions	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Bywater	Holme	B660 Station Rd and B660 Glatton Lane	Provision of 30 mph speed roundel on a red high friction surface (HFS)	GREEN	Work Complete
Cllr Gardener	Great and Little Gidding	B660 egress from and ingress to the village	Provision of new warning signs and markings, installation of 40 mph buffer zones and village gateway features	GREEN	Works Complete

Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Carried forward from 2021/22

Total LHI Schemes		29
Total Completed		23
Total Outstanding		6
Ian Gardener	Upton and Coppingford PC	Upton Village, Upton	Reduction in the speed limit from 30mph to 20mph with 30mph buffer limits.	GREEN	Work complete
Simon Bywater	Glatton	B660 (Infield Road) Sawtry Road	Install 1 no. MVAS unit to assist in encouraging greater compliance with the speed limit.	GREEN	Works complete
Douglas Dew	MD Community Roadwatch	Sawtry Way (B1090) Mere Way	Reduce speeds (implement changes to the current speed limit) as per feasibility study.	RED	Submitted for pricing.
Steve Criswell	Woodhurst	Woodhurst, South Street & Church Street	Supply 1 no. MVAS unit and install two new posts. Lighting columns to be utilized as additional mounting locations.	GREEN	Works complete
Steve Corney	Upwood and the Raveleys PC	Upwood and the Raveleys Parish	Supply 1 MVAS unit and agree on 5 mounting locations (new posts and lighting columns).	GREEN	Works complete
Jonas King	Huntingdon Town Council	B1514 / Hartford Main Street	Install an informal pedestrian crossing within the vicinity of the bus stop positioned along B1514, Hartford.	GREEN	Works complete
Ian Gardener	Kimbolton and Stonely	B645 / Tilbrook Road	Supply 2 no. MVAS units and install mounting posts to reduce speed on B645 through the village, (to be implemented on the proviso that PC's contribution is min. 20% of the total cost, not 10%).	GREEN	Works complete
Adela Costello	Ramsey	Wood Lane, Ramsey (B1096)	Construct a new footway from the village to the 1940's Camp to aid in pedestrian safety along a busy road.	Withdrawn	Town Council withdrew application 12/08/2022
Simon Bywater	Stilton PC	North street, Stilton (North end) B1043 Junction	Install 40mph buffer zone as per feasibility study.	GREEN	Works complete
Ian Gardener	Tilbrook PC	Station Road, Tilbrook	Supply 1 no. MVAS unit and install two posts to reduce speeds in this narrow road and improve pedestrian safety.	GREEN	Work complete
Douglas Dew	Houghton and Wyton	Mill St	Install additional information signs. Level and harden verge used for parking with planings.	RED	Works substantially completed, awaiting revisit dates to complete.
Stephen Ferguson	Great Gransden	Ladies Hill, Meadow Road, & Middle Street.	Priority give way features on Ladies Hill and Middle Street to aid in speed reduction and increase pedestrians' safety.	GREEN	Works Complete
Ian Gardener	Old Weston	B660 / Main Street (Old Weston)	Install village gateways and 40mph buffer zones at the entrances to the village. Red coloured surfacing along B660 at the existing 30mph speed limit.	GREEN	Works Complete
Simon Bywater	Sawtry PC	The Old Great North Road, Sawtry (Opp Straight Drove)	Install ''Pedestrian Crossing'' warning signs, SLOW markings and cut back vegetation.	GREEN	Works Complete
Simon Bywater	Sibson-cum-Stibbington PC	Old Great North Road, Stibbington	Introduce parking restrictions in a form of double yellow lines.	RED	Works ordered. Awaiting acceptable weather conditions for installation to occur.
Stephen Ferguson	Abbotsley	B1046, Abbotsley	Install 1 no. MVAS unit and mounting posts to reduce speed on B1046 through the village.	GREEN	Work complete
Ian Gardener	Bythorn & Keyston	Thrapston Road	Install MVAS and gateways on Thrapston Road to calm traffic and reduce speeds through Bythorn Village.	GREEN	Work complete
Graham Wilson	Godmanchester	East side of London Road, Godmanchester	Install parking restrictions in a form of double yellow lines in pre-agreed locations along London Rd.	Withdrawn	Scheme Withdrawn by Town Council 25/11/2022
Ian Gardener	Great & Little Gidding	Mill Road (between Gt Gidding and Little Gidding) Luddington Road (towards Luddington Village)	Install 40mph buffer zones on roads leading to Great Gidding village. This will aim to reduce traffic speeds at approaches to the village.	GREEN	Works complete
Ian Gardener	Perry	Chichester Way, Perry	Amend the TRO to change the current waiting time to a max 30min.	GREEN	Work complete
Douglas Dew	Hemingford Grey	Hemingford Grey Centre	Proposed 20mph speed limit along various roads across the village.	GREEN	Work complete
Keith Prentice	Little Paxton	Great North Road from A1 South (In front of co-op food store)	Install parking restrictions in a form of double yellow lines to tackle inconsiderate parking issues.	GREEN	Work complete
Steve Criswell	Bluntisham	Colne Road, Bluntisham	Improve existing pedestrian Zebra crossing at Colne Road by making it more conspicuous.	GREEN	Work complete
Stephen Ferguson	Great Paxton	B1043 from Harley Ind Estate, Paxton Hill to High St, Great Paxton	Install 40mph buffer zones on the approach to village from Harley Industrial Estate, Paxton Hill to High Street to lower speeds before entry to the current 30mph speed restriction.	GREEN	Work complete
Douglas Dew	Fenstanton	8 - 30 Chequer Street, Fenstanton	To install new hard surface (to act as parking bays) and knee high fence segregating the latter from the footpath.	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Ian Gardener	Leighton Bromswold	Sheep St / Staunch Hill	Supply 1 no. MVAS unit and install mounting posts to reduce speed on Sheep St and Staunch Hill entry point to reduce speeds and improve pedestrians' safety.	GREEN	Work complete
Steve Corney	Abbots Ripton	B1090 and C115	Existing verge widening (to be used in absence of footpath) to link Home Farm Close with school, shop and church.	RED	Works ordered, awaiting available road closure and delivery dates.
Simon Bywater	Elton	B671 "Overend" Elton	Initial proposal was for a pedestrian crossing point between Black Horse PH car park and the centre of the village. Installation of a table top. Two of the Local Members scored the proposal based on table top only.	RED	Works ordered and delivery planned end of May.
Douglas Dew	Hilton	B1040 through Hilton	24 hour weight limit TRO to improve safety, reduce noise and pollution, and to prevent further damage from HGVs travelling through narrow roads within the village.	GREEN	Works complete.


Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Current Schemes for 2022/23

Total LHI Schemes		19
Total Completed		8
Total Outstanding		11
Jonas King	Huntingdon Town Council	Desborough Road	Civils - Reduce road width to 6m by creating a build-out on either side of the road, with tactile paving and bollards to highlight to approaching drivers that there is a crossing point.	GREEN	Works complete.
Ian Gardener	Brington & Molesworth Parish Council	Brington Road	Signs / Lines - Extend the current 30 mph limit on the Northern end of the village from Manor Farm for approximately 250m. In addition create two 400m 40 mph buffer zones. 1. At the Northern entrance into Brington which will see Glebe Farm situated inside the new 40 mph buffer zone. 2. At the Southern entrance into Brington. New posts, road markings, terminal/repeater signs and village gateways at the 2 entrances into Brington.	RED	Target Cost review ongoing.
Steve Corney	Warboys Parish Council	A141 Warboys bypass where crossed by public footpath 6	Signs / Lines & Civils - Install advanced warning signs on approach to the crossing point in both directions, with a yellow backing board. Install four reflectorized bollards (two either side of carriageway). Improve the ground conditions by creating a hard standing area on both sides and a footpath on western approach, with handrails either side.	RED	Submitting for pricing.
Ian Gardener	Tilbrook Parish Council	B645 each end of Tilbrook village	Signs / Lines - Install two 400m long 40 mph buffer zones on the B645 at both entrances into Tilbrook. These are to include dragons teeth and speed roundels. Also, remove derestricted/speed and camera sign above bend warning sign on eastern entrance.	RED	Works ordered. Works to begin 24/04.
Douglas Dew	Fenstanton & Hemingford Grey	London Road, St Ives	Signs / Lines & Calming - Reduce the existing 40 limit to 30 with supporting physical measures to ensure compliance. Subject to speed survey data install a 40 mph or 50mph speed limit commencing between Galley Hill and Marsh Lane.	RED	Mutually agreed descoping of project ongoing. Updated designs to be submitted to Parish.
Ian Gardener	Great Staughton Parish Council	Green Lane (Outside 16)	Signs / Lines - Install LED halos around the belisha beacons.	GREEN	Operationally Complete
Ryan Fuller	St Ives Town Council	Houghton Road	Signs / Lines - 30 mph speed limit proposed.	RED	Submitted for pricing.
Ken Billington	Grafham Parish Council	Breach Road / Brampton Road	Signs / Lines & MVAS - Install an advanced direction sign for Brampton village adjacent to the existing SLOW road marking with the aim of highlighting to drivers that there is a junction on the bend. Provide an MVAS unit.	RED	Operationally Complete
Douglas Dew	Houghton & Wyton Parish Council	A1123 to Houghton Mill	Signs / Lines - Implement a 40mph speed limit with soft traffic calming measures in the form of speed limit roundels adjacent to the repeater signs and at the terminal points.	GREEN	Operationally Complete
Douglas Dew	Hilton Parish Council	Hilton Road / The Ford (Church End)	Signs / Lines - 30mph speed limit proposed.	GREEN	Operationally Complete
Steve Corney	Abbots Ripton Parish Council	Station Road	Signs / Lines - install solar powered signs ''advisory 20 limit when wig-wag flash'' on either approach to the school to replace the existing wig wag unit and school warning sign near the shop and the children warning sign on the opposite approach.	RED	Target Cost review ongoing. Delivery will slip into 23/24 due to lead in times.
Ian Gardener	Catworth Parish Council	Church Road / Station Road	Civils - New footway construction	RED	Operationally Complete
Jonas King	Huntingdon Town Council	Buttsgrove Way / Coneygear Park	Civils - Installation of a newly footpath linking the existing one adjacent to house number 21.	RED	Operationally Complete
Ian Gardener	Alconbury Weston Parish Council	Vinegar Hill / Buckworth Road / Hammerton Road	Signs / Lines - Creating three 40 mph buffer zones. 1. Vinegar Hill 2. Buckworth Road. 3. Hammerton Road with new posts with terminal / repeater signs on each entrance. Along with Solar powered MVAS unit to be mounted on the decommissioned VAS unit/sign on Vinegar Hill.	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Ian Gardener	Keyston & Bythorn Parish Council	Village Wide	Signs / Lines - Create 350m 40 mph buffer zone on B663 from the Raunds and a 200m 40 mph buffer zone on Toll Bar Lane. Install three posts for the Parish MVAS unit, so they can use this as well, to inform road users of the speed limit.	RED	Descope of works agreed, resubmitted for pricing. Works will be delivered in 23/24 due to lead in times.
Stephen Ferguson	Waresley-cum-Tetworth Parish Council	B1040	Signs / Lines - Newly warning signs to Diag 545 along with "SLOW" road marking on both approaches to the bend	AMBER	Operationally Complete
Steve Corney	Wistow Parish Council	Mill Road / Bridge Street	Signs / Lines - Install a 260m buffer zone on Mill Road and a 275m buffer zone on Bridge Street/Wistow Toll. Provide a Westcotec Mini (SID) Speed indication device.	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Ian Gardener	Spaldwick Parish Council	High Street / Thrapston Road / Stow Road	Signs / Lines - Install three 40 mph buffer zones. 1) High Street from A14 a very short buffer of 75m in length. 2) Stow Road 400m in length. 3)Thrapston Road 230m in length. Install new posts terminal/repeater signs on all three entrances.	RED	Positive outcome from Parish Council meeting. Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Simon Bywater	Chesterton Parish Council	Oundle Road	Signs / Lines - Install 4x new village gateways (2x on each approach to the village), with Chesterton village name plate. Install dragon's teeth on both approaches with 40mph roundels. Refresh existing lining through the village.	RED	Works partially complete. Awaiting favourable weather for roadmarking installation.

			11	RED – Not delivered within the target completion date (financial year)
			0	AMBER – Highlighted concerns regarding delivery by completion date
			20	GREEN – On target to be delivered by completion date
			Update as at 24.04.2023
SOUTH CAMBRIDGESHIRE WORKS PROGRAMME
Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Carried forward from 2021/22

Total LHI Schemes		17
Total Completed		15
Total Outstanding		2
Ros Hathorn	Histon & Impington	Various - centre of village	Civils / Raised feature / Parking restrictions - High St/The Green change alignment of kerbs to narrow junction & imprint block paving pattern to highlight pedestrian desire line. Brook Close use existing desire line & install flat top hump 5m inset into junction. DYL waiting restrictions on Home Close, disabled parking spaces and refresh lining as required. Additional cycle stands are allowed for, exact locations to be confirmed.	RED	Work complete
Maria King / Brian Milnes	Babraham	High St	Raised Features / Speed Limit - Install one single & four pairs of speed cushions along High Street. Single one to go next to existing give way feature. Install a new 20mph zone along High Street from the existing 30mph limit to the pub, moving the 30mph limit out of the village to where the existing cycle path ends.	GREEN	Work complete
Mandy Smith	Caxton	Village Wide	Civil - Gateway features at village entry's and MVAS post.	GREEN	Work complete
Susan Van De Ven	Whaddon	Whaddon Gap - Just past Barracks entrance	Speed Limit / Civils - Installation of new 40mph limit and 2 no central islands.	RED	Works Ordered. Awaiting delivery dates.
Michael Atkins	Barton	Village Wide	Speed limit - Additional lining/soft traffic calming in the 50mph limit area south of Barton. 40mph buffer zone on Haslingfield Rd. Comberton Road existing derestricted length sub 600m so infill whole length to 40mph. Dragons teeth and roundels on Wimpole Rd, Haslingfield Rd, Comberton Rd approaches to Barton. New pedestrian crossing for access to recreation ground on Wimpole Road by extending footway on Haslingfield Rd south	GREEN	Work complete.
Neil Gough	Cottenham	Oakington Road	Civils / Speed Limit - Introduce a 40 mph buffer combined with a chicane feature, with 500mm drainage channel. Install 2 No new MVAS sockets, remark the 30mph roundel plus red surfacing and dragons teeth.	RED	Works partially completed. Awaiting material deliveries to complete the works.
Maria King / Brian Milnes	Newton	Various - centre of village	Parking restrictions - Double yellow lines to prevent vehicles parking too close to 5 way junction in centre of village and limiting visibility.	GREEN	Work complete
Michael Atkins	Grantchester	Grantchester Road	Civils / Parking restrictions - Install a new give way feature around 20 metres west of farm access. Install double yellow lines on northern side of Grantchester Road from lay-by to point where it meets existing on southern side. Move 30mph east by around 20m. Install dragons teeth and 30mph roundel at new 30mph location, along with a village gateway feature on the inbound lane (in the verge).	GREEN	Work complete
Mandy Smith	Graveley	Offord Road	Speed limit - Install a new 40mph buffer zone on top of existing 30mph speed limit on Offord Road. To accompany the buffer zone, install chevrons on the right hand bend to highlight it should be navigated at slow speed. Install a 'SLOW' road marking at existing warning sign and dragon's teeth and roundels at the 30/40 terminal signs.	GREEN	Work complete
Mark Howell	Bourn	Fox Road / Gills Hill / Alms Hill	Raised Features - Install two pairs of bolt down speed cushions at a height of 65mm on the downhill section of Alms Hills from Caxton Road. Includes patching existing road beforehand under road closure.	GREEN	Work complete
Maria King / Brian Milnes	Harston	Station Road	Signs/Lines - Installation of solar powered flashing school signs and associated road markings.	GREEN	Work complete
Henry Batchelor	Willingham Green	Village Wide	Speed Limit - New 50mph in place of existing 60mph limit and associated signs/lines.	GREEN	Work Complete
Sebastian Kindersley	Wimpole	A603	MVAS unit and mounting posts.	GREEN	Work Complete
Sebastian Kindersley	Steeple Morden	Village Wide	Speed limit - 40mph buffer zones on 3 approaches to the village	GREEN	Work Complete
Sebastian Kindersley	Gamlingay	Mill Hill	Civils - Installation of 1.80m wide footpath between existing and farm shop	GREEN	Work Complete
Sebastian Kindersley	Litlington	South St / Meeting Lane	Sign / Lines - Improvement to existing lining and signage in vicinity of South St to emphasize the existing one way system.	GREEN	Work Complete
Michael Atkins	Hardwick	St Neots Road	Civils / Speed limit - 50mph speed limit from A1303 RAB.	GREEN	Work Complete


Local Member	Parish/Town	Street	Works	RAG STATUS (Progress measured against 31/03/23 completion date)	Project Update and any Issues or Variance Explanation
Current Schemes for 2022/23

Total LHI Schemes		14
Total Completed		5
Total Outstanding		9
Susan Van De Ven	Bassingbourn Parish Council	Brook Road / North End / High Street / South End	Raised features - Installation of new raised features along Brook Road. Costs provide for the installation of 3 pairs. First pair would be located near No 9 Brook Road, with the remaining pairs along the road to near the 30mph limit. Costs include for new warning signs also.	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Claire Daunton	Teversham Parish Council	Airport Way	Speed limit - Extend the existing 40mph speed limit to cover the cycle/pedestrian island and then reduce the existing national speed limit to 50mph to the roundabout, matching into the existing 50mph speed limit on Newmarket Road. Install roundels at the entrances, along with dragon's teeth	GREEN	Works Completed
Sebastian Kindersley	Orwell Parish Council	High Street / Town Green Road / Hurdleditch Road	MVAS unit including new posts.	GREEN	Works Completed
Claire Daunton	Great Wilbraham Parish Council	Mill Road / Station Road / The Lanes	Speed limit / civils - Installation of gateway features, signs / lines and 40 buffer zones and MVAS	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Henry Batchelor	Little Abington Parish Council	Newmarket Road	Parking restrictions - Install double yellow lines northwest side for a distance of 150-200m and install double yellow lines southeast side from roundabout to garage exit and then from exit in a southerly direction for 150-200m.	RED	Substantially complete, awaiting favourable weather conditions to complete remaining sections.
Mandy Smith	Swavesey Parish Council	Fen Drayton Road	Signs / Lines - 30mph extension and 40mph buffer zone.	RED	Works ordered, works to be delivered mid May.
Maria King / Brian Milnes	Harston Parish Council	Station Road	Signs/Lines - Installation of solar powered flashing school signs and double yellow lines.	RED	Works ordered, awaiting delivery dates.
Neil Gough	Willingham Parish Council	B1050 North / South	Signs / Lines - At 30mph terminals - New 30 / 40 mph Speed Roundels and dragons teeth. Nr 167 - Raised white thermoplastic central island and hatching either side. Nr 131 - Raised white thermoplastic central island and hatching either side. Nr 65 - Raised white thermoplastic central island and hatching either side.	GREEN	Works Completed
Edna Murphy	Dry Drayton Parish Council	Oak Crescent	Civils - Create a layby near bus stop adjacent to footway. Realign HB2 kerbs to edge of existing footway and taper in/out. At eastern extent asphalt 2.5m offset from edge line to create similar construction to layby to allow vehicles to park parallel - this avoids tree root issues.	RED	Works order raised, awaiting delivery dates.
Sebastian Kindersley	Litlington Parish Council	South St / Meeting Lane	Raised features - 2 pairs of speed cushions on approach to right turn within one way system.	RED	Submitted for costing.
Claire Daunton	Fulbourn Parish Council	Shelford Road	Raised Features - Installation of 40mph buffer zone and speed cushions on Shelford's Road.	RED	Works order raised, awaiting delivery dates.
Peter McDonald	Foxton Parish Council	Fowlmere / Barrington / Shepreth Road	Signs / Lines & MVAS - Installation of gateway features, signs / lines and 40 buffer zones. & 2x MVAS	RED	Works order raised, works to be delivered mid May.
Peter McDonald	Thriplow Parish Council	Middle Street / Fowlmere Road / Church Street / School Lane	MVAS unit	GREEN	Post installation completed. MVAS unit being procured as part of countywide MVAS package.
Michael Atkins	Madingley Parish Council	Madingley Road	Signs / Lines - Warning signs on A1303 and SLOW markings on road. Look to rationalize existing signs and remove what is no longer needed.	GREEN	Works Completed