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Oakley Village Petition in Objection to Hampshire County Council Highways' Proposed Narrowing of Hill Road & Rectory Road, Oakley, Hants

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Hill Road already gets congested with parked cars and narrowing the road will cause gridlock

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John Bonner
10 years ago

A ridiculous idea !

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Jean Jackson
10 years ago

Our village is already congested . This proposal is crazy

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John Reid
10 years ago

I agree with all the previous comments. This was never a particularly sensible area for new development and these new proposals only serve to indicate a few of the problems it will cause.

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Margaret Burgess
10 years ago

It is difficult enough at times to get up Hill Road with parked cars and making it narrower will make it more dangerous.

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Derek Burgess
10 years ago

Rectory and Hill Road are congested enough NOW. With additional traffic from the new developments they will become gridlocked.

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Wanda Pincombe
10 years ago

1. Should there be an incident/emergency in Hill Road or on the.current Upper Farm/Barn Lane estate there is no exit out to escape. 2. It is difficult now to get through Hill Road/ Rectory Road with cars parked along them. Who will be responsible for stopping large delivery lorries who come to The Vale shops and already use both Rectory Road & Hill Road numerous times a day?

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Robin White
10 years ago

This proposal would create significant traffic problems at peak times.

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Barbara Wiseman
10 years ago

This is a busy village and one of the most used roads, with more traffic all the time. With extra housing the last thing we need is to narrow the roads as well. I believe this will make the roads involved less safe.

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John Thurston
10 years ago

Narrowing these roads would make the traffic situation worse, not better, with no safety improvements.

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Clive Morant
10 years ago

I fully support this petition. The proposed road layouts will not improve pedestrian or traffic safety at all. They will lead to large traffic hold ups and increased safety concerns and most certainly lead to Kennet Way becoming a rat run.