Double yellow lines to be introduced on a number of Wellingborough roads

Double yellow lines are to be painted on a number of roads in Wellingborough.

The presence of double yellow lines on a road means no waiting or parking at any time.

Double yellow lines are to be introduced on a number of Wellingborough roadsplaceholder image
Double yellow lines are to be introduced on a number of Wellingborough roads

A traffic order published by North Northants Council has listed the following schedule of roads where double yellow lines will be introduced.

Daniels Road, Little Irchester – Existing restrictions to be extended from the junction with Newtown Road. Westerly direction both sides until the boundary with no 17 and 18, easterly both sides to the entrance of the Country Park and southerly direction to the boundary of no 1 Newton Road on the east side and into the access of Butlins Court on the west side.

Finedon Road, Wellingborough – Both sides of junction with Alexandra Road and in an easterly direction to meet at existing restrictions at the junction of Albert Road.

Knox Road, Wellingborough – Whole junctions with Vivian Road and Melton Road.

Vivian Road, Wellingborough – Whole junction with Winstanley Road and Newcomen Road.

Mill Road, Wellingborough – On the north side whole junctions with Thomas Street, Gordon Street, Stanley Road, Alexandra Road, Albert Road, Highfield Road and Melton Road North and on the south side whole junctions at Ranelagh Road, Vivian Road and Melton Road.

Ranelagh Road, Wellingborough – On the north side whole junctions with Winstanley Road, Knox Road and Palk Road and on the south side whole junctions with Winstanley Road, Knox Road and Palk Road.

Grant Road, Wellingborough – Whole junction protections along the length of Grant Road at junctions with Thomas Street, Gordon Road, Stanley Road, Alexandra Road, Albert Road and Highfield Road.

Leys Road, Wellingborough – Junction protection both sides at junction with Melton Road North and Leys Gardens.

Churchill Road, Earls Barton – Eastern side from the existing restrictions at the turning head outside property no 18 to the western boundary with no 24.

Finedon Road, Wellingborough – Whole junction at road to Club Diana and The Locomotive public house both sides extending from existing restrictions on the west side.

Daniels Road, Little Irchester – Existing restrictions to be extended from the junction with Newtown Road. Westerly direction both sides until the boundary with no 17 and 18, easterly both sides to the entrance of the Country Park and southerly direction to the boundary of no 1 Newton Road on the east side and into the access of Butlins Court on the west side.

Manor Road, Grendon – At the whole junction of Parsons Close and at the junction with Main Road extending both sides to Villa Farm and Easton Way both sides towards the access for property no 3.

Grant Road, Wellingborough – All junction protections along the length of Grant Road at junctions with Thomas Street, Gordon Road, Stanley Road, Alexandra Road, Albert Road and Highfield Road.

Leys Road, Wellingborough – junction protection both sides at junction with Melton Road North and Leys Gardens.

The council says anyone wishing to question the validity of the order or of any provisions contained in it may apply to the High Court within the next six weeks.

THE details of many planning applications can be found in public notices advertised by local and regional newspapers. To catch up on all the latest public notices, go to https://publicnoticeportal.uk/

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