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Legoland Traffic Trials

15/8/2014

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Traffic Trials have been ongoing, experimenting with redirecting Legoland traffic to use roads in the Holyport Area.

Currently it seems there is an intention to add road signage to indicate a redirection to use either the A308 or the A330.  As of 15th August there is a sign at the Braywick Roundabout, directing Legoland Traffic to use the A330 through Holyport.

I have been in touch with RBWM Councillors about this as I consider we already have too much traffic in this area.  Today I sent an email to our three Ward Councillors asking them not to give their agreement.

Cllr Walters has already
commented that Legoland traffic (which will include coaches) should not be directed through already very congested Holyport.

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    Andrew Cormie is concerned about the possibility of adverse change occurring in the Holyport Area.  He is particularly concerned about the steady increase in traffic in this area, and the consequences of this - (noise, pollution, delays).
    He is concerned about the imposition on local residents of developments that will cause increases in traffic.
    He sees the HRA as a possible means to garner local opinion for all mattters that give concern to local residents.

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