MT 106/130

Middlesex CC: Great Chertsey Road extension (A305) dualling between Hope and Anchor Public House and Sunbury Cross

Date range	1958-1964
Location	National Archives (see all files stored here)
Catalogue	See entry
File base	Series MT, subseries MT 106

Context

This file is one of six that form a series; the others are listed below. Background information for the set is recorded at MT 106/127.

Another very heavy file from this set of six. It contains a sturdy wedge of paperwork on one side, and a big folder of plans on the left.

The paperwork is a soporific mix of traffic forecast calculations and compulsory purchase admin. There are dozens of forms and letters relating to the compulsory purchase of each individual property along the route of this scheme.

The plans come in two envelopes and there are a total of 54 (!) in there, some quite small single sheets and other bigger plan sheets. Don't worry, I have looked through them for you. Here is what's on them.

1. Proposed roundabout GSJ at The Bear, as seen at /128
2. Plan of redevelopment plan for Blue Star Garage
3. Proposed underpass at H&A. Same plan arrangement as flyover, but goes underneath.
4. Traffic forecast diagram for H&A
5. "Wardrop Calculations" table (traffic forecasting) for H&A
6. Ditto, Brown Bear
7. Ditto, Sunbury Cross
8. Traffic census diagram, very neatly coloured, for H&A March 1960
9. As 8
10. Traffic flow along whole route H&A-SC Mar 1960
11. Diagram of estimated traffic volumes 1975 at SC, Bear, H&A
12. Interim scheme at Brown Bear, described in MT 106/128, with wider slips and no flyover
13. H&A underpass cross section 1962
14. Proposed filling station near Sunbury Cross
15. Plan of service road near Sunbury Cross
16. As 5
17. OS sheet TQ27, SW London, with A4 (Chiswick-Barons Court) marked in red pencil, and some inscrutable biro markings and arrows elsewhere
18. "Final" MCC roundabout GSJ at The Brown Bear, as seen at /128
19. Traffic census diagram for The Brown Bear
20. A neater and prettier version of same
21. As 20
22. A very pretty traffic census diagram for Sunbury Cross
23. As 22
24. As 22
25. As 22
26. As 13
27. Traffic census diagram for Feltham Hill Rd
28. Different version of above
29. Undated MCC plan showing proposals for SW London, including M3, M4 and bit of D Ring between them
30. Section of "proposed roundabout at Sunbury Cross". Undated and does not show whole roundabout.
31. Proposed relocation of Running Horse pub to outside of new SC roundabout (following "war damage"), 1959
32. Middx CC dualling plan for A305, with section crossing into Greyhound Track land coloured pink, 1960
33. House near Brown Bear junction coloured pink
34. As 33
35. As 8
36. As 8
37. As 10, but this time showing traffic flows eastbound
38. Section of front garden of Poplar Cottage to be compulsory purchased, coloured pink
39. As 30
40. Section of Butts Nursery to be CPOd, coloured pink, 1959
41. Tiny slice of Butts Nursery coloured pink
42. Houses on Staines Road W to be CPOd, 1959. In fact the rest of these are all the same for different buildings, dated 1959 and with pink colouring
43. Another building on Staines Road West
44. One on Park Road
45. Greyhound track again
46. No 3 Hounslow Road
47. No 5 ditto
48. 13 Station Rd
49. 14 ditto
50. Houses on Green St
51. As 50
52. Houses on Green St and Station Rd
53. House on Green St
54. Sunbury Cross traffic census diagram

Links to other files

MT 106/126 Middlesex CC: Great Chertsey Road extension (A305) dualling between Hope and Anchor Public House and Sunbury Cross (1960-1967)

MT 106/127 Middlesex CC: Great Chertsey Road extension (A305) dualling between Hope and Anchor Public House and Sunbury Cross (1958-1964)

MT 106/128 Middlesex CC: Great Chertsey Road extension (A305) dualling between Hope and Anchor Public House and Sunbury Cross (1958-1964)

MT 106/129 Middlesex CC: Great Chertsey Road extension (A305) dualling between Hope and Anchor Public House and Sunbury Cross (1958-1964)

MT 106/131 Middlesex CC: Great Chertsey Road extension (A305) dualling between Hope and Anchor Public House and Sunbury Cross (1958-1964)

People with camera copies

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