HSSF-20-25 - Proposed Waiting Restrictions in Amesbury, Durrington and Figheldean and School Keep Clear Marking in Middle Woodford

August 6, 2025 Cabinet Member for Highways, Streetscene, and Flooding (Cabinet member) In call-in window View on council website

This summary is generated by AI from the council’s published record and supporting documents. Check the full council record and source link before relying on it.

Summary

...to address parking and safety concerns, the Cabinet Member decided to implement proposed waiting restrictions in Amesbury, Durrington, and Figheldean, and a School Keep Clear marking in Middle Woodford, despite objections received regarding the Durrington proposals.

Full council record
Purpose

To consider representations made to the advertisement of
Traffic Regulation Orders (TRO’s) in relation to waiting
restrictions in Amesbury, Durrington and Figheldean and School
‘Keep Clear’ marking in Middle Woodford and to
recommend an appropriate way forward.

Content

DECISION
MADE
 
I approve that:
 
(i)             The proposals be implemented as
advertised.
 
(ii)            The objectors be advised
accordingly.
 

This decision was published on 6 August 2025 and will come into
force on 14 August 2025.
 

Reasons for the decision

There have been no objections to the
proposals in Amesbury. Implementing the waiting restrictions would
support the aim of the proposed restrictions to deter long term
parking by large vehicles on the Solstice Park industrial estate in
Amesbury.
 
There have been no objections to the
proposals in Figheldean. These proposals ensure visibility to
junctions remains unrestricted by parked vehicles.
 
There have been no objections to the
proposal in Middle Woodford. The relocation of on street parking
from the car parking entrance to Woodford Valley C of E Primary
Academy in Middle Woodford will help address the issues of
congestion on the C42 and improve safety at school start and finish
times.
 
Whilst there have been objections to the
proposals in Durrington. These proposals ensure visibility to
junctions remains unrestricted by parked vehicles and assist with
enforcing the requirements of the Highway Code which prohibit
parking within 10m of a junction.
 
The proposals are in accordance with
priorities 2 and 3 in Wiltshire Council’s Business Plan
2022-2032.
 
The proposals have the support of the
locally elected members, Stonehenge Local Highway Footway
Improvement Group (LHFIG) and Area Board.

Alternative options considered

To:
 
     
i.        
Implement the
proposals as advertised.

 
    
ii.        
Implement the
proposals as advertised with amendments.

 
   
iii.        
Abandon the
proposals.

Supporting Documents

HSSF-20-25 Report.pdf
HSSF-20-25 Appendix 3 Comments and Officer Response.pdf
HSSF-20-25 Appendix 2 List of Objectors and Supporters.pdf
HSSF-20-25 Appendix 1 ADVERT PLANS.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved (subject to call-in)
Decision date6 Aug 2025
Subject to call-inYes