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Roadworks and road closures - UPDATED 16/07/25

We have various road closures for both Gas Main and Water Main works coming up over the next two months around the village. There will also be other traffic-light controlled work taking place around the village for cable and road maintenance works.

Full details can be found on the CCC one.network website.
https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/travel-roads-and-parking/roads-and-pathways/roadworks-and-faults/roadwork-and-traffic-information?fbclid=IwY2xjawLcWpdleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBTUUVxV0tiam5maE1LTWp2AR6g8r2Ktsm5bVjR1BGjez3bpHS4bezoZPfQZgyJ6Pn2usgv_F87GNb3fGnsiw_aem_BmMq4Zs08O8zwzHFbtmK5Q

Closure dates for full road closures are listed below. All are 24/7 highway closures. Footpaths will be open for pedestrians, cyclists, equestrians.

28 July to 22 Aug Gibraltar Lane (nr village college entrance) Gas main upgrade. Diversion via School Lane/Middle Watch, no through access along Gibraltar Lane

29 July to 1 Aug Station Road (between Taylors Lane-Chequers Court) Cambridge Water, new water connection
Diversion via Over-B1050-A1307

26 Aug to 29 Aug Middle Watch (between the Chapel & Gibraltar Lane) Cambridge Water, new water connection

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Can anyone help?!
One of our families is wondering if anyone has seen a lost little black cat, Wandering anywhere near the Windmill Pool in Swavesey? His name is Jango. He’s been missing since Saturday. Although he lives in Whitegate Close, Swavesey, he often nips across the fields and hangs out around Swavesey Windmill. Could people leave a comment if they’ve seen him in the last few days? Here’s a pic of him… Thanks so much! He's super friendly 🤗