Improvements and major road projects

Our consultation has now closed. Around 2,500 people took the time to talk to us at one of our 17 events and discuss our plans to help improve journeys between Milton Keynes and Cambridge.

Many thanks to everyone who brought their children to our Minecraft workshops. Technology gives us new ways to engage and the chance to bring more young people into the planning process. By modelling the scheme in Minecraft, children have been able to explore the scheme and tell us what they think.

You can still browse all the documents from the consultation on our online consultation hub.

We are reading all your comments and analysing the data over the next few months, and producing a Public Consultation Report. Your feedback will help us finalise our plans before we submit our application to build the scheme to the Planning Inspectorate in 2020.

Safety

Improve safety at junctions, side roads and private accesses by reducing traffic flows on the existing A428.

Economic growth

Enable growth in jobs and housing and improve connections between people and jobs.

Connectivity

We will cut journey times by more than a third at peak times between Black Cat and Caxton Gibbet junctions.

Community

Improving the safety of horse riders, cyclists, walkers and connecting communities.