Aylesbury

In Aylesbury, new cameras have been placed at these locations:

• A41 Exchange Street (North Eastbound carriageway): No right turn into Waitrose Car Park.
• A41 Exchange Street (South Westbound carriageway): No right turn from the Exchange Street Car Park onto A41 Exchange Street.
• Oxford Road: Enforcement of bus lane usage and monitoring of the yellow box junction.

Chesham

For Chesham, additional cameras have been installed at:

• St Mary’s Way (A416): Banned right turn from Bellingdon Lane.
• Moor Road: No entry into Moor Road.

Denham

In Denham, the following restrictions will be enforced:

• Oxford Road: No right turn into Oxford Road.
• A412 North Orbital Road: No right turn from the North Orbital Road.

High Wycombe

High Wycombe sees new enforcement measures at:

• A40 London Road: Monitoring of bus lane violations.
• Oxford Road: Yellow box junction enforcement.
• Amersham Hill: Yellow box junction enforcement.

Iver

In Iver, the restrictions focus on heavy goods vehicles:

• Bangors Road North and South: No goods vehicles exceeding 7.5 tonnes, except for loading purposes.

Padbury

In Padbury, the new restriction is:

• Lower Way: No entry into Lower Way.

These cameras are part of an ongoing initiative to improve traffic flow, reduce congestion, and enhance safety on Buckinghamshire roads. Drivers are advised to adhere to the restrictions to avoid penalties and ensure smoother journeys for everyone.

Stay informed and drive responsibly!

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• Calvert Road, Middle Claydon: Resurfacing works continue until Monday, December 9, under a road closure from 7am to 7pm.
• High Street South, Stewkley: Footway resurfacing persists through January 10, with multi-way temporary traffic lights in operation from 9:30am to 3:30pm.
• Lambourne Avenue and Spur Roads, Aylesbury: Coring investigations will take place from December 9 to 11, with give-and-take traffic management from 8am to 6pm.
• King Edward Avenue, Aylesbury: Lane closures and stop-and-go traffic are planned from December 11 to 13, between 9am and 3pm.
• Townside, Haddenham: Coring investigations scheduled from December 11 to 13, with stop-and-go traffic controls from 8am to 6pm.
• Cholesbury Lane, Buckland: A 24-hour road closure from December 9 to 20 for drainage improvement works.

Building work in Aylesbury Town Centre is also affecting parking availability at Exchange and Waterside North Car Parks.

Note: Schedules may change due to weather conditions. Stay updated to plan your journeys effectively.

Make sure to follow traffic updates and navigate safely!

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Buckinghamshire Council successfully defended its decision in court to refuse Mr. Asghar, from Hatters Lane, High Wycombe, a hackney carriage and private hire driver license.

This decision was based on the fact that Mr. Asghar’s driving license had been endorsed with seven penalty points following an incident in November 2020, in which he was charged with driving without due care and attention after a collision with a motorbike in High Wycombe.

The council also took into account Mr. Asghar’s previous license revocation by Wycombe District Council in 2018 due to substandard driving.

Mr. Asghar appealed the decision, but his case was heard at Wycombe Magistrates’ Court on September 13, where the appeal was dismissed.

The magistrates ruled that the council had acted correctly in refusing the application, citing its policy.

As a result, Mr. Asghar was ordered to cover Buckinghamshire Council’s legal costs of £2,451.92.

Mark Winn, cabinet member for homelessness and regulatory services, stated: “Buckinghamshire Council expects its licensed drivers to maintain high standards, comply with the law and protect public safety.

“Hackney carriage and private hire drivers are professional drivers charged with the responsibility of carrying the public.

“Any motoring conviction demonstrates a lack of professionalism and applicants with a conviction for a serious motoring offence can expect to have their application refused in line with our policy.”

According to Buckinghamshire Council’s Hackney Carriage and Private Hire Licensing Policy, applicants with major traffic or vehicle-related offences, including those resulting in injury or property damage, are barred from holding a license for at least seven years.

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