Osier Way, Buckingham - Waiting restrictions and speed amendment
Overview
Buckinghamshire Highways is proposing to introduce and amend the existing waiting restrictions (double yellow lines), introduce un-restricted bays on Osier Way, serving Swan Business Park and the adjacent residential development under construction.
In addition, we are proposing an amendment to the existing 40mph speed limit to accommodate the new junction serving the northern development, as well as the entrance to the southern development.
We are asking you for your views on these proposals.
Background
Willow Park is a new development currently being constructed off Osier Way, Buckingham consisting of two sites. The two sites can both be accessed off Osier Way with the northern development also planned to have access via Gawcott Road.
(Figure 1), the location in Buckingham, indirectly provides access onto the A421 Buckingham bypass.

Figure 1 (Above) - Location of Willow Park, Buckingham
Our proposal
We are proposing to introduce a number of restrictions (please see the below table):
| Location and Extents | Proposal |
|---|---|
| Osier Way, Buckingham – at the access road serving Swan Business | Extension of ‘No Waiting At Any Time’ restrictions (Double Yellow Lines) |
| Unrestricted Bays | |
| Angelica Way (junctions with Bayberry Close and Cicely Road) | Introduction of ‘No Waiting At Any Time’ restrictions (Double Yellow Lines) |
| Western entrance to northern development (junction with Gawcott Road. Road Name to be confirmed) | Introduction of ‘No Waiting At Any Time’ restrictions (Double Yellow Lines) |
| Angelica Way (Between No. 58 and 60) | Introduction of Bus Stops |
| Osier Way, Buckingham (entrances to both the northern and southern developments) | Amendment of existing 40mph Traffic Regulation Order |
Related documents
You can view the proposals and consultation documents by clicking on the links below (clicking on the links will open a pop-up window):
- Draft Map Tiles
- Public (Street) Notice
- Statement of Reasons
- Letters to Residents
- Newspaper Advert (This will be published via the Bucks Herald, and you can also view this online by visiting the Public Notice Portal)
- Draft Traffic Regulation Order
- Officer Decision Report (to proceed to Statutory Consultation)
How to have your say
You can comment on the proposals in one of the following ways:
- Complete the online survey using the link at the bottom of the page.
- Email us at: highways.consultations@buckinghamshire.gov.uk
- Write to us at Buckinghamshire Highways, Floor 10, Walton Street Offices, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP20 1UA.
If you have any questions, you can contact us on the email above.
Please tell us about your views by 11:59pm Wednesday 12th of August 2026.
What happens next
We will consider your responses and prepare a report which will be reviewed by the Council Leader, who will then make a decision about the proposals.
The results of the consultation and the Council's decision will be published on this webpage. Statutory Consultees will be informed of the decision once it has been made, via the website.
Privacy
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If you have questions about data and privacy, please email us on dataprotection@buckinghamshire.gov.uk or write to our Data Protection Officer at Buckinghamshire Council, The Gateway, Gatehouse Road, Aylesbury, HP19 8FF.
Give us your views
This activity will open on 22 Jul 2026. Please come back on or after this date to give us your views.Areas
- North Bucks Community Board
Interests
- Roads & parking
- Transport

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