Public notices: Several traffic restrictions around Windsor areas

In the public notices this week, there are several vehicle restrictions relating to schools and events.

Windsor and Maidenhead council is looking to prohibit stopping outside schools in two streets in Maidenhead and Wraysbury.

The ban prevents cars from stopping outside Altwood School, between the hours of 8am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.

This extends from the north side for 18m west of the west entrance, and eastwards for 38m.

On the south side, the ban extends for 11m west of the east entrance, eastwards for about 37m.

In Welley Road, Wraysbury, there is a ban outside Wraysbury Primary School (below), between the hours of 8am and 9.30am and 2:30pm and 4pm, Monday to Friday.

On both sides, this extends 3.5m north of the extended north kerb line of Poulcott, northwards for 26m.

It also extends three metres north of the staff only entrance to Wraysbury Primary School, northwards for 31.5m.

The order will come into force on July 1.

Any person who wants to question the validity of it under its relevant Act and regulations, can make an application for the purpose to the High Court.

There are further prohibitions to waiting, loading and parking coming in on the same date.

These apply to Windsor in Dedworth Road, Duncroft, Rycroft, Longbourn, Imperial Road, Frances Road, and Vansittart Road; to Ascot in Station Hill; to Datchet in Whites Lane and Talbot Place; and to Sunninghill in Nell Gwynne Close.

There will also be a prohibition of waiting on roads for Eton College June Celebrations this year.

These are in operation from 6am-6pm on Saturday, June 15.

The restrictions are on Slough Road, both sides from its junction with the Pococks Lane northwards to the Borough Boundary; and Pococks Lane, both sides from its junction with Slough Road eastwards for a distance of about 400 metres.

For more information contact Mr R M Johnson, Eton College’s security manager on 01753 370507.