A1

Nearly 1,000 collisions were recorded on the A1 between Peterborough and Blythe between 2015 to 2022. This cannot continue.

I was relieved to secure five safety upgrades between the Tinwell Junction and the Colsterworth Interchange in 2023, but I have more I want to do.

After a recent meeting with National Highways, they confirmed they are reviewing the A1’s central reservation crossings - a priority request of mine. I will wait to see what the review recommends, but in the meantime I have secured an Adjournment Debate to raise our community’s concerns in Parliament, a further meeting with National Highways and I have written to the Transport Secretary. 

Please do sign my petition below to help make the A1 safer. The petition will run until the most appropriate moment to present it to National Highways and the Government. Your data will be retained until the issue is no longer live.

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News

Thirteen A1 Central Reservation Crossings Proposed to Close

Following Alicia Kearns MP's recent meeting with National Highways, thirteen A1 central reservation crossings have now been proposed for closing, rather than the original eleven planned.Gaps 41 and 44 on the map are still subject to consultation, but if all goes as planned work on the crossings betw

National Highways to Shut Eleven A1 Central Reservation Crossings

Following Alicia Kearns MP’s successful petitioning of National Highways to close central reservations on the A1, the first eleven closures have now been confirmed between Little Ponton and South Witham.Traffic orders will be published w/c 17th March and if there are no objections, work can get unde

Residents Share A1 Safety Recommendations at Public Meeting

Alicia Kearns MP held a public meeting in South Witham to hear from residents what priorities they have for improvements to the A1. The meeting was open to anyone who lives along or drives the A1 regularly and lives in the constituency of Rutland and Stamford.Alicia Kearns, Member of Parliament

Alicia Kearns MP Welcomes Safety Improvements to the A1

National Highways has announced further safety works on the A1 between South Witham and Little Ponton. Work will include resurfacing and refreshing road markings, improving signage, clearing vegetation and carrying out layby maintenance work. The work is scheduled to start mid-January for

Alicia Kearns MP Welcomes Safety Improvements to the A1

National Highways has announced further safety works on the A1 between South Witham and Little Ponton. Work will include resurfacing and refreshing road markings, improving signage, clearing vegetation and carrying out layby maintenance work. The work is scheduled to start mid-January for

Alicia Kearns MP Holds A1 Road Safety Meeting for Residents

Alicia Kearns MP is hosting a public meeting on the A1 to hear from residents what priorities they have for improvements to the A1. The public meeting will take place on Friday 15th November from 18.00 - 19.30 at the South Witham Village Hall, Water Lane, South Witham, NG33 5PH.  The

Alicia Kearns MP Launches A1 Petition

Alicia Kearns MP has launched a petition calling on the Government and National Highways to improve the safety of the A1 between Stamford South and Little Ponton. The petition can be e-signed on Alicia’s website here. Physical copies will be sent out shortly to residents seeking to suppo

Alicia Kearns MP Leads Adjournment Debate on the Safety of the A1

Alicia Kearns MP secured and led an Adjournment Debate in Parliament on the safety of the A1. An Adjournment Debate allows a backbench MP to take control of the debate in the Chamber of the House of Commons for thirty minutes on a topic of their choice.