Serving the Parish of Milton Cambridgeshire
We have been asked By Cambridgeshire County Council to share the following notices:- “Carriageway maintenance works are due to take place on the A10 Milton and the A14 J33 Gyratory, between Arbury Road and Kings Hedges Drive. The works will take place between the 23/10 – 8/12, Monday – Friday, Overnight between the hours of … Continue reading “Notice of upcoming works – Milton”
Road Traffic Order
Do you want to see the original Repton Gate? Our famous Repton Gate, designed by Humphry Repton, which stood at the entrance to the Rectory from the late 1780’s until the late 1980’s has been carefully restored and is now displayed in the Pavilion at North Lodge. We invite all residents to view the installation … Continue reading “Your invitation to view Milton’s historic Repton Gate”
The project to install new signs began in January 2022 when the Parish Council approached local resident Chris Thomas who volunteered a possible concept for the gateway design which included seven elements to represent the village. The suggested focus was emphasis on the people and community of Milton and its visitors. The aim was for … Continue reading “Welcome to Milton!”
Road closures for resurfacing work
The Parish Council have received complaints and comments about the increase in inconsiderate parking (parking on footpaths, parking too close to junctions and on bends) Some of the areas in question are: Old School Lane, Willow Crescent (in front of Red Balloon and the junction), The Elms, The Rowans and Woodman Way In particular, parking … Continue reading “Inconsiderate Parking in Milton”
Information from SCDC on the waste collections during the September schedule changes
Someone loved the artwork in our bus stop on Landbeach Road/Humphries Way so much they decided to steal it! However, they have failed to respect how upsetting this is for the young child artist who has had their prized picture stolen. We would ask for it back but whoever stole it broke the corner off, … Continue reading “A vandal with taste but little respect…”
A brief history of the Repton Gate which stood at the entrance to the Rectory and is now preserved in the North Lodge Pavilion
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