Please find attached below the roadworks bulletin, detailing works and events that are due to start between 16th – 30th April 2025.
Just a reminder that this only includes works that are due to start between 16th – 30th April 2025 and longer term works that are still in progress will have been included on previous reports. Alternatively please refer to https://one.network/ which will include details on emergency roadworks.
And some exciting news – There are now Facebook and Instagram accounts! Following on from the success with the Cambs_Traffic social media account on X (formally Twitter), our new pages for Facebook and Instagram that will show advance warnings of road closures and impactful works throughout the county, educational posts about Highways & Transport and any Highways & Transport information moving forward.
Cambs Traffic on Facebook you can find here Cambs Traffic
Cambs_traffic on Instagram you can find here cambs_traffic
No emergency and up to date traffic news such as delays etc within the county will be posted on these pages. We will continue using X to display this information as posts are posted immediately and in sequence. Please do hop over and give us a follow!
Willingham Parish Council have been advised that subject to pending permits the work on the 20mph zone in Willingham should begin on 17th April. The work is expected to take approximately 5 days.
Cambridgeshire County Council has made an Order pursuant to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991, the effect of which is to stop any pedestrian from proceeding along Footpath between Church Street and Green Street, Willingham as lies between Green Street and Church Street.
Access will be maintained to properties affected by this order. The alternative route for pedestrians will be as signed.
The Order is made to facilitate telecommunications and associated works which are being carried out on or near this highway and it will come into operation on 9 May 2025 and continue until these works have finished or on the 8 November 2025 whichever is the earlier.
It is anticipated that these works will be carried out between 08:00hrs to 18:00hrs 9 May to 14 May 2025.
Please see the notice below or visit https://one.network/ for up to date information on closures and roadworks.
Cambridgeshire County Council has made an Order pursuant to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Road Traffic (Temporary Restrictions) Act 1991, the effect of which is to stop any vehicle from proceeding along Priest Lane & Iram Drove, Willingham & Cow Lane, Rampton as lies between Iram Drove and Rockmill End.
Access will be maintained to properties affected by this order. The alternative route for vehicles is via High Street, Rampton; Rampton Road C186, Willingham; Rampton Road; Rampton End; Green Street; and vice versa . The Order is made to facilitate telecommunications and associated works which are being carried out on or near this highway and it will come into operation on 12 May 2025 and continue until these works have finished or on the 11 November 2026 whichever is the earlier.
It is anticipated that these works will be carried out between 08:00hrs and 18:00hrs 12 May to 16 May 2025.
Please see the order attached for more information or visit one one.network
The Traffic Management Centre (TMC) monitors the county’s road network and reports any variations to the traffic flow, we refer to these as ‘incidents’. They use the term ‘incident’ to describe something that has happened on the County’s road network which has an impact (of varying degrees) on usual traffic flows. This could include, for example, a Road Traffic Collision, a burst water main or temporary traffic lights for road works.
They are using a new web-based system to log and display these incidents in both map and report formats.
The system is still a work in progress and has been used live since August 2022, so anything pre-August has been ported over from our old log which is why there might not be as much detail in the information.
The TMC responded to 92 incidents on the road network throughout Cambridgeshire in March covering 21 weekdays. This figure is slightly higher to that of what is reported in March 2024 and a decrease to that of Februarys.
Please see the table below which illustrates the number of incidents over the last 6 months, compared to the same period last year;
Incidents by month/year
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
2023/24
88
144
81
163
125
80
2024/25
156
191
88
143
117
92
The @Cambs_Traffic X account is their quickest engagement tool with the public and the interaction gives a good indication of how effective the messages are getting out to people.
Throughout January they gained 51 new followers however they lost some making the number lower than that of February’s. Our profile views increased throughout March to that of Februarys with our post impressions and posts decreasing.
The table below illustrates the analytics over the last 6 months.
X Analytics
Oct-24
Nov-24
Dec-24
Jan-25
Feb-25
Mar-25
Number of Followers
17,157
16,900
16,958
16,908
16,854
16,826
Increase in followers from previous month
-146
-257
58
-50
-54
-28
Number of Posts
377
253
443
397
318
Number of profile visits
536
782
1,200
752
488
538
Number of Post impressions
282,800
305,600
492,700
333,464
259,615
232,834
Note: The number of Posts sent includes advance notice road works and event Posts alongside live incident Posts.
And some exciting news – they have now launched our Facebook and Instagram accounts! Following on from the success that they’ve had with the Cambs_Traffic social media account on X (formally Twitter), they wanted to share with their new pages for Facebook and Instagram that will show advance warnings of road closures and impactful works throughout the county, educational posts about Highways & Transport and any Highways & Transport information moving forward, so they can reach a larger audience of the public within Cambridgeshire and beyond.
Our pages are:
Cambs Traffic on Facebook you can find here Cambs Traffic
Cambs_traffic on Instagram you can find here cambs_traffic
They will not be posting emergency and up to date traffic news such as delays etc within the county due to the algorithms used. They will continue using X to display this information as posts are posted immediately and in sequence.
For ease, historic data from 2018 -2023 can be found on google maps via the links below. If you have any queries or feedback, please do not hesitate to contact them at Tmc@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Please find attached the roadworks bulletin, detailing works and events that are due to start between 1st – 15th April 2025. Just a reminder that this only includes works that are due to start between 1st – 15th April 2025 and longer term works that are still in progress will have been included on previous reports. Alternatively please refer to https://one.network/ which will include details on emergency roadworks.
Please be aware there are number roadworks taking place in Willingham at the following roads, the details can be found in the attachment below named South 1st-15th Apr 2025 or at the link to one.network above.
CAMBRIDGE WATER COMPANY – HADEN WAY WILLINGHAM – Some carriageway incursion 03/04/2025 07/04/2025
CITYFIBRE METRO NETWORKS LTD – – RAMPTON ROAD WILLINGHAM Multi-way signals 14/04/2025 to 25/04/2025
CITYFIBRE METRO NETWORKS LTD – SHORT LANE WILLINGHAM Some carriageway incursion 09/04/2025 to 11/04/2025
CITYFIBRE METRO NETWORKS LTD – PYRETHRUM WAY WILLINGHAM Give and take 08/04/2025 to 10/04/2025
CITYFIBRE METRO NETWORKS LTD – CHURCH STREET WILLINGHAM Stop/go boards 07/04/2025 to 10/04/2025
Please note from the road closures displayed below and on the attachment the permission for the scheduled road closure of Rampton Road for 21st April to 14 May 2025 has been revoked. This means Rampton Road will not close at this time. It is being reviewed.
The remaining road closures will go ahead as shown.
Please find attached the roadworks bulletin, detailing works and events that are due to start between 16th – 31st March 2025.
Just a reminder that this only includes works that are due to start between 16th – 31st March 2025 and longer term works that are still in progress will have been included on previous reports. Alternatively please refer to https://one.network/ which will include details on emergency roadworks.
If you have any questions around this, please do get in touch.
And some exciting news – we have now launched our Facebook and Instagram accounts! Following on from the success that we’ve had with the Cambs_Traffic social media account on X (formally Twitter), we wanted to share with you our new pages for Facebook and Instagram that will show advance warnings of road closures and impactful works throughout the county, educational posts about Highways & Transport and any Highways & Transport information moving forward, so we can reach a larger audience of the public within Cambridgeshire and beyond.
Our pages are:
Cambs Traffic on Facebook you can find here Cambs Traffic
Cambs_traffic on Instagram you can find here cambs_traffic
We will not be posting emergency and up to date traffic news such as delays etc within the county due to the algorithms used. We will continue using X to display this information as posts are posted immediately and in sequence. Please do hop over and give us a follow!
The Traffic Management Centre (TMC) monitors the county’s road network and reports any variations to the traffic flow, we refer to these as ‘incidents’. We use the term ‘incident’ to describe something that has happened on the County’s road network which has an impact (of varying degrees) on usual traffic flows. This could include, for example, a Road Traffic Collision, a burst water main or temporary traffic lights for road works.
We are using a new web-based system to log and display these incidents in both map and report formats.
The system is still a work in progress and we have been using it live since August 2022, so anything pre-August has been ported over from our old log which is why there might not be as much detail in the information.
The TMC responded to 117 incidents on the road network throughout Cambridgeshire in February covering 20 weekdays. This figure is slightly lower to that of what we reported in February 2024 and a decrease to that of Januarys.
Please see the table below which illustrates the number of incidents over the last 6 months, compared to the same period last year;
Incidents by month/year
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
2023/24
103
88
144
81
163
125
2024/25
159
156
191
88
143
117
Our @Cambs_Traffic X account is our quickest engagement tool with the public and the interaction gives a good indication of how effective the messages are getting out to people.
Throughout January we gained 78 new followers however we lost some making the number lower than that of January’s. Our profile views and post impressions both decreased from that of January’s as well as our posts posted.
The table below illustrates the analytics over the last 6 months.
X Analytics
Sept-24
Oct-24
Nov-24
Dec-24
Jan-25
Feb-25
Number of Followers
17,303
17,157
16,900
16,958
16,908
16,854
Increase in followers from previous month
64
-146
-257
58
-50
-54
Number of Posts
377
253
443
397
Number of profile visits
550
536
782
1,200
752
488
Number of Post impressions
280,300
282,800
305,600
492,700
333,464
259,615
Note: The number of Posts sent includes advance notice road works and event Posts alongside live incident Posts.
And some exciting news – we have now launched our Facebook and Instagram accounts! Following on from the success that we’ve had with the Cambs_Traffic social media account on X (formally Twitter), we wanted to share with you our new pages for Facebook and Instagram that will show advance warnings of road closures and impactful works throughout the county, educational posts about Highways & Transport and any Highways & Transport information moving forward, so we can reach a larger audience of the public within Cambridgeshire and beyond.
Our pages are:
Cambs Traffic on Facebook you can find here Cambs Traffic
Cambs_traffic on Instagram you can find here cambs_traffic
We will not be posting emergency and up to date traffic news such as delays etc within the county due to the algorithms used. We will continue using X to display this information as posts are posted immediately and in sequence.
For ease, you can find historic data from 2018 -2023 on google maps via the links below. If you have any queries or feedback, please do not hesitate to contact us at Tmc@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Following on from the latest update of the City Science system where we record our incidents, please be aware that when first opening the application it will now default to only showing you the last 28 days of incidents. We found performance of the controller page was struggling when showing the full history. If you want to revert to the old view, you can use the Timespan dropdown at the top of the sidebar and clear the “From” date (the actual clearing procedure is browser dependent, but it should be along the lines of clicking the date input, clicking “Clear” and then “Apply”).
Please find below the Highway Events diary for February. The diary shows all known events and their highway restrictions. The diary includes links to one.network where further details, such as the specific road closure timings of each traffic management plan, can be viewed.
Please find attached the roadworks bulletins, detailing works and events that are due to start between 1st – 15th February 2025.
Just a reminder that this only includes works that are due to start between 1st – 15th February 2025 and longer term works that are still in progress will have been included on previous reports. Alternatively please refer to https://one.network/ which will include details on emergency roadworks.
Please find attached the roadworks bulletin, detailing works and events that are due to start between 16th – 31st January 2025.
Just a reminder that this only includes works that are due to start between 16th – 31st January 2025 and longer term works that are still in progress will have been included on previous reports. Alternatively please refer to https://one.network/ which will include details on emergency roadworks.
