West Northamptonshire Council is proposing a series of new parking and waiting restrictions on roads across the Daventry district, including parts of Daventry, Brixworth, Long Buckby and Preston Capes.

The changes are set out in an amendment to the existing 2013 waiting, loading and on-street parking consolidation order and would introduce new double and single yellow lines at a number of specific locations.

In Preston Capes, double yellow lines are proposed on High Street, opposite the junction with Old Forge Lane. The restriction would cover a 27-metre stretch on the east kerb of the High Street.

Several new no-waiting-at-any-time restrictions are planned in Daventry. On Nasmyth Road, double yellow lines would be extended from the existing markings at the junction with Apex Park, running south for 75 metres and north for 54 metres. A further section would be added from a point 92 metres north of the Apex Park junction for a distance of 58 metres.

Parking restrictions could be introduced across West Northamptonshire. Library picture. (Photo by Bruno Vincent/Getty Images)

placeholder image — Parking restrictions could be introduced across West Northamptonshire. Library picture. (Photo by Bruno Vincent/Getty Images)

In Brixworth, new double yellow lines are proposed on Spratton Road, extending east for 50 metres from the junction with Brampton Way. Additional restrictions are also planned on Harborough Road, from a point 38 metres west of the junction to Hill House, running south-west for 21 metres.

Long Buckby would also be affected, with proposed double yellow lines on Hall Drive and Skin Yard Lane. The restrictions would extend 11 metres west into Skin Yard Lane from the end of the existing double yellow lines on the west kerb of Hall Drive, as well as running south-east for 24 metres from the drive of 11 Hall Drive.

As well as the full-time restrictions, the council is also proposing new single yellow lines in Daventry. On High March, no waiting would be introduced from Monday to Friday between 8am and 6pm. The restrictions would apply for 16 metres starting 66 metres north of the junction with York Way, and for another 16-metre stretch beginning 50 metres south of the junction with Hackwood Road.

Residents and road users can view the proposed order, detailed plans showing the exact lengths of road affected, and the council’s reasons for the changes on the West Northamptonshire Council website by searching for traffic regulation orders. Documents can also be inspected at Kier Highways’ Brixworth depot by appointment.

Anyone wishing to comment on or object to the proposals must submit their representations in writing or by email by February 5, 2026.