A19NAG

Billingham A19
Noise Action Group
Formed 6th October 2009 to campaign for the resurfacing of the concrete section of the A19 trunk road at Billingham

 

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A19 Road Noise Action Group  (A19NAG)
Since the opening of the A19 Billingham Bypass in the early 1980s, there has been an increasing problem of excessive Road Traffic Noise for a large number of properties on Wolviston Court Estate.
Concerned residents have lobbied Stockton Borough Council, The Highways Agency, MPs and Central Government, to get the road resurfaced with quieter materials on many occasions, without success.

As a result of the interest shown in the recently gathered petition, a number of the residents have now formed this Action Group to raise the profile of our campaign, and present a coordinated case to DEFRA in Central Government.

We intend to keep up our protest until promises made by The Highways Agency in 2002 and confirmed by Alistair Darling in 2003, that the A19 concrete section at Billingham, would be resurfaced with quieter materials by 2011, have been honoured.

We have set up this website to keep all interested parties informed of progress and developments.
There will also be hard copies on notice boards in various prominent locations around the estate.

For the latest developments and history, Click Here

Further views and contributions to the website and campaign, would be welcomed from all residents. Click Here

News

 

 

 

    January 2012

    A19NAG will be making a presentation to Billingham Town Council on the 24th of January 2012.

     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   June 2011

   A19NAG Features in Billingham Community Newspaper

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New web page “Meetings”. See what’s been going on click here

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Download A19NAG Dossier” A case for whisper asphalt”

Download Scot  Wilson noise study dated August 2010

The next  meeting will be held on Thursday 8th December 2011 at 0930hrs at Billingham Golf Club

 

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