26-21860 Broadway, Bourn INTENDS

06000 – Broadway – Cambourne – RC Diversion R2

06000 – Broadway – Cambourne – RC Detailed R2

 

Please find attached the draft ‘Intends Notice’ for a proposed Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO), which is required to enable Breheny Civil Engineering to safely carry out works, for your information.

For these works please be advised that the speed reduction will be in place for the entirety of the works for safety, however the road closures will be overnight only and only for a maximum of 2 nights within the quoted working period. The road will not be closed between the full period of 1 Nov 26 – 1 March 27.

If you have any comments on the proposal, please respond by 01/10/2026. Should any changes be required following feedback received by the deadline date, the draft notice will be updated accordingly before proceeding. A copy of the final Order will be circulated for information once made.

Please note:

  • The TTRO gives legal authority for up to 18 months for road closures (or 6 months for PROW), but the restriction applies during the anticipated work dates and times, which may change. Final dates and times are managed through the Street Works Permit Scheme and published on one.network.
  • The attached Intends document may be circulated or displayed in the public domain.
  • This circulation is part of our local coordination process and is in addition to the statutory process set out under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. Formal notices will be issued in accordance with legal requirements where applicable.
  • There is no legal requirement to formally or informally consult on Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders (TTROs), as they are short-term measures designed to facilitate essential works and ensure public safety. The statutory consultation process applies only to permanent traffic regulation orders.
  • In the interests of transparency and partnership, Cambridgeshire County Council circulates TTRO applications to key stakeholders, such as elected members, emergency services, and others, offering the opportunity to comment. While there is no obligation to take these comments into account, CCC is committed to promoting openness and will consider all feedback received. In cases where significant concerns are raised, we will work with the works promoter to explore and, where possible, address them. Although it may not be feasible to accommodate every suggestion, the promoter will be expected to demonstrate to CCC that alternative options have been fully considered and, if discounted, provide clear justification. If no concerns are raised, the legal process will proceed, including public advertisement of the notice in a locally circulating newspaper, at which point members of the public may also comment.