Get Ready for a Sunday of High-Speed Action, The CiCLE Classic Returns to Rutland, Road Closures and Route Map

Get Ready for a Sunday of High-Speed Action, The CiCLE Classic Returns to Rutland

Oakham and the surrounding villages are set to become a hub of world-class cycling this weekend. Following the "Living Well in Rutland" community event on Saturday, the energy remains high as the Rutland-Melton International CiCLE Classic takes to the streets this Sunday, 26th April.

Now in its 21st year, this "international classic" is Britain's answer to the famous cobblestone races of Europe, featuring a grueling 185km route that includes 11 off-road sectors and 6 categorized climbs.

The race is a true spectacle for fans and residents alike. The day begins in the heart of Oakham with the official team presentation, followed by the high-speed race start and a dramatic final loop.

9:50am: Team Presentation at Oakham Market Place.

11:00am: The Race Start on Oakham High Street.

3:15pm (Approx): The peloton makes its first passage through the finish line.

3:30pm (Approx): The Grand Finish at Oakham Market Place.

Important Travel & Road Closure Information

To accommodate the riders and ensure public safety, there will be significant road closures throughout the day. Residents and visitors are advised to plan their journeys in advance.

Full Closures (Oakham Town Centre):

A full closure will be in place for:

Oakham High Street

Market Street

Market Place

County-Wide Rolling Closures:

As the race moves through the countryside toward Melton Mowbray and back, rolling road closures will be managed by police and moto-marshals. These closures usually last for about 15–20 minutes as the "bubble" of the race passes through.

Plan Your Route:

View the full race route here: CiCLE Classic 2026 Route Map

For live updates on road closures across the county, check: www.one.network/uk/rutland

Where to Watch

While the start and finish in Oakham offer the most fanfare, "The Somerberg" and "The Manorberg" sectors near Owston are famous for their atmosphere, featuring live commentary, food, and a front-row seat to the dusty off-road action.

Whether you’re a cycling enthusiast or just want to witness the drama of the peloton, make sure to head out early to secure your spot

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Celebrate Community and Health Living Well in Rutland Event Today in Oakham

Celebrate Community and Health Living Well in Rutland Event Today

If you’re looking to boost your wellbeing or simply enjoy a day out with the family, Oakham is the place to be this Saturday, April 25th. The "Living Well in Rutland" event is taking over the town center from 10am to 2pm, offering a vibrant mix of activities, health advice, and community support.

The event is spread across three iconic local venues: Oakham Castle, the Family Hub, and Oakham Library. Whether you’re interested in fitness, literacy, or finding local support services, there is something for every generation.

Key Activities to Look Out For

The organisers have curated a diverse schedule designed to get people moving and learning:

MyBike Project (10am – 12pm @ Oakham Castle): Start pedaling toward a healthier lifestyle! Refurbished bikes will be available on-site while stocks last.

Storytime with Makaton Signing (10:30am & 1pm @ Family Hub): An inclusive, fun-filled session perfect for families looking to practice Makaton skills through the magic of storytelling.

Seated Exercise Taster (11am & 1pm @ Oakham Library): Improve your mobility and strength in a gentle, accessible way. These taster sessions are ideal for those looking for low-impact ways to stay active.

Treasure Trails (10am – 2pm starting @ Oakham Library): A great way to explore! Hunt around all three event sites to collect stamps and uncover hidden "treasure."

A One-Stop Shop for Support and Information

Beyond the activities, "Living Well in Rutland" serves as a massive networking hub for local services. If you have questions about healthcare, childcare, or community grants, representatives from a wide array of organisations will be on hand to help.

Attending groups include:

Education & Childcare: Rutland Learning Trust, Catmose Primary, and Little Saints Preschool.

Health & Wellbeing: NHS Talking Therapies, Public Health, Admiral Nurse, and Sarah Collins Dementia Consultancy.

Community Support: Citizens Advice Bureau Rutland, Age UK, Voluntary Action Rutland, and the DWP.

This event is a fantastic opportunity to see the best of what Rutland has to offer. Whether you're coming for a refurbished bike, a seated workout, or just to gather information for a loved one, the "Living Well" team is ready to welcome you.

Don't miss out on this chance to connect with your neighbors and discover the resources available right on your doorstep!

Are you planning on bringing the kids along for the Treasure Trail, or are you more interested in checking out the MyBike project at the Castle?

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Oakham Town Council Extraordinary Meeting Called Amid Summer Event Deadlines and Staffing Turmoil

Oakham Town Council Extraordinary Meeting Called Amid Summer Event Deadlines and Staffing Turmoil

By Local Democracy Reporter

Oakham Town Council will convene for an extraordinary meeting this week, triggered by a formal request from Councillors Martin Brookes and Sally-Anne Wadsworth. The session comes at a critical juncture for the town, as  delays and a series of brewing scandals threaten both the summer social calendar and the council’s financial oversight.

The primary catalyst for the meeting is the urgent need to approve a suite of policies and procedures required for insurance purposes. Without these approvals, the town’s summer events scheduled to begin in June cannot legally proceed.

Cllrs Brookes and Wadsworth moved to call the meeting after expressing frustration with the conduct of the previous full council session. They allege that members were blocked from submitting vital papers, while only Cllr Ainsley was permitted to present documents regarding Victoria Hall and local speeding issues.

"We are calling this meeting to ensure Oakham actually has a summer season," a source close to the council stated. "If these requirements aren't implemented now, the events simply cannot go ahead."

The council is also facing a governance crisis following an allegation by a local resident concerning potential payroll fraud over the past year. In response, the Town Clerk is seeking immediate approval to appoint an independent company to manage the council’s payroll and ensure financial transparency.

Furthermore, with the retirement of the current HR advisor and a perceived failure by the Staffing Committee to manage ongoing issues, the Clerk is requesting the appointment of a new professional HR firm to steady the ship.

The most contentious element of the upcoming meeting involves a confidential staffing matter. Councillors are expected to discuss a settlement request from a member of staff currently on long-term sick leave. Currently there is no agenda paper for the staffing agenda item.

Concerns have been raised that the council may be forced to settle using taxpayer funds because internal procedures were not followed correctly over the last four years, potentially voiding the council's legal expenses insurance.

The conduct of the Chairman of the Staffing Committee has come under intense scrutiny. Recent disclosures include, a conflict of interest. The Chairman admitted last week to being a "close friend" of the staff member in question, though he maintains he can "change hats" and acted properly when meeting the employee for coffee.

It is alleged that on Tuesday, the Chairman and another councillor met with the staff member and their partner in the town centre without the knowledge of the Staffing Committee or the full Council.

Allegations have surfaced regarding the leaking of confidential information to other members of the council.

One councillor, speaking on the condition of anonymity, questioned why elected members rather than the council’s solicitors appear to be conducting sensitive negotiations. "It is inappropriate for unqualified members to be agreeing sums of taxpayer money in a town centre cafe," they said.

Cllr Martin Brookes has confirmed he will recuse himself from voting if the staffing settlement is to be considered, citing outstanding complaints he had previously filed against the employee which he believes were never correctly investigated due to the Chairman’s and another Councillors friendship with the individual.

The council reportedly has a settlement template provided by the outgoing HR consultant, leaving only the final figure to be debated. However, some members are advocating for a "zero-pay" stance. They point to a previous instance involving a former clerk where the council refused to settle; that case eventually collapsed without a payout.

As the council prepares to enter an exempt session to discuss these private matters, the taxpayers of Oakham remain in the dark regarding the potential total cost of these systemic administrative failures.

Extraordinary Meeting of Full Council to be held at Long Row, Oakham on Wednesday, 

29th April 2026 @ 6:30 pm

https://oakhamtowncouncil.gov.uk/meetings-calendar/extraordinary-meeting-of-full-council-3/

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St. George's Day Celebrated in Oakham Rutland Morris and Mummers, Photos and Video

St. George's Day Celebrated  in Oakham Rutland Morris and Mummers

Yesterday evening as the Rutland Morris officially launched their summer season. In a vibrant celebration of St. George’s Day, the troupe brought a centuries-old English tradition to the heart of the Market Place, drawing a spirited crowd to witness their annual "dance out."

As the sun began to set, the Morris men clad in their traditional Cotswold whites and floral-adorned hats transformed the area outside The George Hotel into a stage for folk history.

The evening wasn’t just about the intricate footwork and the rhythmic clash of sticks. The highlight for many was the performance of the Rutland Mummers' Play. This folk drama, a staple of the group's repertoire, features a cast of archetypal characters including, St. George, the heroic defender of England. The Dragon/Bold Slasher the formidable antagonist. The Doctor a comedic figure who invariably arrives to "cure" the fallen with a dubious potion.

The play, which blends slapstick humor with ancient symbolism, serves as a traditional welcome to the "summer" half of the Morris calendar.

"It's about keeping the heartbeat of the county alive," noted one spectator. "Seeing the Morris men in the Market Place feels like the real start of the season."

If you missed yesterday's festivities, the troupe’s "summer of dance" is only just beginning. 

Residents can look forward to the Dawn Dance in Oakham Market Place on May 1st (at the traditional time of 5:17 AM) and various appearances at local festivals throughout the coming months.

As is tradition with Rutland Morris, the evening also served a charitable purpose, with collections taken to support local Rutland-based causes ensuring that these ancient steps continue to do modern good.

 

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Support a Great Cause at the Uppingham Craft & Gift Fair, The Welland Vale Garden Centre, Saturday, 25th April 2026

Support a Great Cause at the Uppingham Craft & Gift Fair

If you're looking for a way to enjoy a spring Saturday while giving back to those in need, mark your calendars! The Welland Vale Garden Centre is set to host a charming Craft & Gift Fair in aid of Save the Children.

This community-focused event promises a delightful selection of handmade treasures, unique gifts, and local artistry, all tucked within the scenic surroundings of the garden centre in Uppingham.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 25th April 2026

Time: 10:00am – 3:00pm

Location: Welland Vale Garden Centre, Glaston Road, Uppingham, LE15 9EU

Beneficiary: All proceeds and support go to Save the Children (Ref: 42833590).

Whether you are a seasoned collector of unique crafts or simply looking for a special birthday or "just because" gift, this fair has something for everyone. Attendees can browse a variety of stalls featuring:

Handcrafted Jewelry & Accessories: Perfect for adding a personal touch to your wardrobe.

Homeware & Textiles: Discover beautifully made scarves, knitted goods, and decorative items.

Preserves & Sweet Treats: Pick up artisanal jars and goodies that taste as good as they look.

Garden & Lifestyle Gifts: Being hosted at a garden centre, you’ll find plenty of inspiration for your home and outdoor spaces.

Beyond the shopping, the event offers a wonderful opportunity to support Save the Children, an organisation dedicated to giving children a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn, and protection from harm.

Calling All Stallholders

Are you a local maker, baker, or creator? 

There may still be room for you to showcase your work. 

For all stallholder enquiries, please reach out to Brenda at coulterlyons@yahoo.co.uk.

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Rutland Treasures Shop Seeking New Team Member

Rutland Treasures Shop Seeking New Team Member

Rutland Treasures Shop has announced a new job opening for a part-time assistant to help manage a surge in business. As the local community sees an uptick in property transitions, the shop is looking to bolster its house clearance division.

The role is ideal for someone looking to stay active and work within the local community. 

Here is a breakdown of what the position entails:

Position: House Clearance Team Member

Hours: Part-time (with potential for growth)

Location: Rutland and surrounding areas

Primary Contact: Malcolm

This isn't your typical retail desk job. Because the role focuses on house clearances, candidates need to meet specific physical and logistical criteria:

The job involves heavy lifting and manual labour. 

Applicants should be comfortable moving furniture and handling bulky items.

Driving Ability: While not strictly mandatory, the shop has noted that the ability to drive large vans is a significant advantage for potential hires.

Team Spirit: You’ll be working closely with owners Malcolm and Kath to ensure homes are cleared efficiently and respectfully.

If you are looking for local work and don't mind getting your hands dirty, Malcolm and Kath are eager to hear from you.

Interested parties should reach out directly via telephone:

Contact Malcolm at: 07832 105026

Whether you're looking to pick up some extra shifts or enjoy the variety of work that comes with house clearances, this is a great chance to join a well-known local business.

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Music for a Mission "Adventures & Misadventures" at Exton Parish Church, 17th May

Music for a Mission "Adventures & Misadventures" at Exton Parish Church

Music lovers in Rutland have a unique treat in store this May. The ensemble Terpsichore is set to perform a captivating program titled "Adventures & Misadventures," bringing together the elegant sounds of chamber music for a vital local cause.

The concert serves as a special appeal to raise funds for the repair of Exton’s historic Church Organ, ensuring that this centerpiece of parish life continues to find its voice for years to come.

The performance will feature a rich tapestry of chamber music, showcasing an eclectic mix of instruments including the Spinet, Cello, and Wind. Attendees will be taken on a musical journey through the works of some of history's most celebrated composers:

Handel & Telemann: Bringing the intricate beauty of the Baroque era.

Dowland: Offering soulful, Renaissance melodies.

Britten: Providing a touch of 20th-century British genius.

Event Details

Date: Sunday, 17th May

Time: 5:00pm

Location: Exton Parish Church, LE15 8AX

Tickets: £10 (includes a free glass of wine)

Special Offer: Free entry for children and students.

How to Attend

Whether you are a seasoned classical enthusiast or simply looking for a cultured Sunday afternoon out, this event offers a wonderful atmosphere for all ages.

Tickets can be purchased on the door upon arrival. 

For those who prefer to book in advance or have specific questions, you can contact the organisers via email at: extonchurchrutland@gmail.com.

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Providing a Home with History, St John & St Anne Housing Charity, Oakham and Uppingham

Providing a Home with History, St John & St Anne Housing Charity

Finding quality, affordable housing that offers both independence and security can be a challenge. In Oakham and Uppingham, however, one organisation has been meeting this need for over six centuries. St John & St Anne Housing Charity (SJSA), the oldest housing charity in Rutland, continues its mission to provide safe and comfortable homes for older people in the community.

Founded in 1399, SJSA has evolved into a modern housing provider that supports up to 120 residents across three community sites.

The charity currently offers 63 flats and 7 bungalows located at South Street, Brooke Road, and St Annes Close in Oakham. These homes are specifically designed to balance privacy with a sense of community.

What residents can expect:

Safety & Security: Every home is equipped with secure door access, intercom boxes, and an emergency 24-hour call system.

Shared Spaces: Access to beautiful communal gardens and an activity room for socialising and community events.

Independence: Self-contained living that allows residents to maintain their own lifestyle while having a support network nearby.

Who Can Apply?

SJSA focuses on supporting the local community and those in genuine need. General eligibility criteria include:

Being of pension age.

Having a demonstrable link to the county of Rutland.

Having a recognised housing, financial, or social need.

If you or someone you know is looking for quality independent housing in the Rutland area, the charity is currently welcoming enquiries.

Office Address: Mill House, South Street, Oakham, LE15 6HY

Hours: Monday – Friday, 08:00 – 16:00

Telephone: 01572 756 950

Email: office.manager@stjohnstanne.co.uk

Website: www.stjohnstanne.co.uk

By choosing a home with SJSA, residents become part of a storied history of community support that has stood the test of time for over 600 years.

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Wing Wildlings Nursery is Hiring

 Wing Wildlings Nursery is Hiring

Are you passionate about early years education and the great outdoors? 

Wing Wildlings Nursery, a unique Forest & Farm School Nursery, has announced an exciting opening for an Assistant Nursery Manager.

If your educational philosophy involves muddy boots, curiosity-led exploration, and a deep-rooted love for the natural world, this could be the career move you’ve been waiting for.

Wing Wildlings isn't your typical indoor childcare setting. 

As a Forest & Farm School, the nursery prioritizes:

Nature-Based Learning: Utilising the environment as a primary teacher.

Exploration & Adventure: Encouraging children to take calculated risks and discover the world around them.

Hands-on Experience: Connecting kids with the rhythms of farm life and the changing seasons.

The Role: Assistant Nursery Manager

This leadership position is perfect for an experienced practitioner who is ready to balance administrative excellence with active, outdoor engagement. The ideal candidate will help lead a team dedicated to fostering independence and wonder in every child.

Key Requirements:

A genuine love of nature and the outdoors (all-weather enthusiasts welcome!).

Experience in nursery management or senior-level childcare.

A commitment to the "Wildlings" ethos of exploration and adventure.

Why Wing Wildlings?

Working at a Forest and Farm school offers a refreshing change of pace from traditional nursery environments. You’ll be part of a community that values sustainability, wildlife, and the holistic development of children through play and discovery.

How to Apply

Ready to trade the fluorescent lights for some fresh air? Interested candidates can find more information about the role and the nursery’s mission by visiting their website:

www.wingwildlings.co.uk

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Free Google Digital Training Coming to Oakham, The Wisteria Hotel, Oakham, Rutland, 5th June 2026

Free Google Digital Training Coming to Oakham

Are you looking to take your small business to the next level, or perhaps you have a "lightbulb moment" for a startup but aren't sure how to get it off the ground?

There is an incredible opportunity coming to Oakham. 

A free, one-day intensive workshop featuring expert Google Digital Trainers has been organised specifically for the residents and business owners of Rutland and Stamford.

In today’s fast-paced economy, digital literacy isn't just an advantage it’s a necessity. 

This event is designed to bridge the gap between big-tech capabilities and local entrepreneurship. Attendees will receive expert guidance on:

Learn how to use Artificial Intelligence to streamline your operations and save precious time.

Practical strategies to ensure your business shows up when customers search online.

How to craft a digital presence that actually converts followers into customers.

A rare chance to get personalised advice tailored specifically to your unique business challenges.

This event is completely free and open to all small business owners, as well as any residents interested in starting a new venture.

Date: 5th June 2026

Time: 10:00 am – 3:00 pm

Venue: The Wisteria Hotel, Oakham

Who Can Attend: Any constituent of Rutland and Stamford.

How to Secure Your Spot

Opportunities to work directly with Google trainers locally are rare, and spaces are strictly limited.

Whether you are a veteran shop owner or just starting out with a laptop and a dream, this workshop provides the tools you need to succeed.

Don’t miss out on this chance to grow your digital confidence and network with fellow local entrepreneurs.

Register by 5th June at the link below:  Sign up for the Google Digital Workshop

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Rogue Officer Who Served in Both Met and Leicestershire Police Found Guilty of Robbery Fraud and Visiting On-Duty Sex Worker at a Brothel.

Rogue Officer Who Served in Both Met and Leicestershire Police Found Guilty of Fraud and On-Duty Sex Worker Visit

By Crime Correspondent.

A former police officer who served across two major UK forces has been condemned by a disciplinary panel for a "deliberate and planned" string of criminal and professional failures, including a fake stop-and-search used to defraud a motorist.

Imran Patel, a former Metropolitan Police Officer and former Leicestershire Police Constable, was found to have committed gross misconduct following a two-day hearing. The panel heard how Imran Patel exploited his police training and equipment to prey on a member of the public and spent time with sex workers while he was supposed to be protecting the streets of London.

The hearing detailed Patel’s history within the British police service, noting a career that spanned nearly a decade across two regions, Leicestershire Police, 9 January 2017 – 11 August 2019, Metropolitan Police Service, he Joined shortly thereafter, serving until his resignation on 29 July 2024.

The most serious charge related to 19 August 2021, when Imran Patel was a serving member of the Metropolitan Police. The panel found that Patel, accompanied by an associate, donned a police uniform in Leicester to intercept a vehicle driven by Mr. Hemant Singh.

Under the guise of a lawful drug search, Imran Patel "abused his position" to seize Mr. Singh’s driving licence and approximately £1,500 to £1,700 in cash. Though Imran Patel later returned a portion of the money after being pursued by the victim, Mr. Singh reported that £800 was still missing.

Evidence proved damning, cell site analysis and CCTV confirmed Imran Patel’s personal Vauxhall Jetta was at the scene. Furthermore, Imran Patel had lied to his insurance company, claiming he had hit an unoccupied vehicle to cover up a collision that occurred during the incident.

The hearing also focused on the afternoon of 5 May 2022. While actively on duty with the Metropolitan Police, Imran Patel used his phone to browse adult sex websites.

Digital forensics showed that at 5:53 PM, Imran Patel called a number linked to an advertisement for "sexy Brazilians." Surveillance logs then tracked him entering a flat in London at 6:06 PM an address later confirmed to be a premises for sex work. He remained inside for 13 minutes while still "on the clock."

Imran Patel’s written defence claimed he was merely seeking a "massage," but the panel dismissed this as "utterly implausible," stating that the sexual nature of the websites and services was "abundantly clear."

Even after leaving Leicestershire Police in 2019, Imran Patel remained in possession of specialised police gear. During a search of his home on 10 August 2022, officers discovered a Leicestershire Police issue stab vest.

The panel noted that Imran Patel had been required to return all equipment five years prior. They emphasised that such items are "distinctive" and, in the wrong hands, are used to trick the public into a false sense of trust exactly as Imran Patel did during his fraudulent search in 2021.

FPC Imran Patel refused to attend the hearing and has not engaged with the Police Federation for several months. In his absence, the panel, chaired by Commander Elisabeth Chapple, found all allegations proven.

The panel concluded,  Imran Patel, l acted with clear intent to make a financial gain and lied during police interviews. 

His actions were "carried out deliberately" and required a degree of planning.

His behavior "gravely undermined" the reputation of the police service.

Because Imran Patel resigned in 2024, he could not be formally dismissed; however, the panel ruled that had he still been serving, he would have been dismissed without notice.

Imran Patel will now be placed on the College of Policing Barred List, ensuring he can never hold a position in any UK police force again. He has been notified of his right to appeal the decision to the Police Appeals Tribunal.

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Shaping the Future of Our Community An Invitation to the Oakham Annual Town Meeting, 12th May 2026

Shaping the Future of Our Community An Invitation to the Oakham Annual Town Meeting

The vibrant character of Oakham is defined not just by its historic streets and local landmarks, but by the collective voice of those who call it home. To ensure that voice remains at the heart of our town’s progress, 

Oakham Town Council is proud to be inviting all residents, local business owners, and community organisations to the Annual Town Meeting on Tuesday, 12th May 2026. 

Gathering at ROL House on Long Row at 6:00 pm, this evening represents a cornerstone of local democracy and a vital opportunity for civic engagement.

It is a common misconception that this gathering is simply another Town Council meeting; however, the distinction is significant. 

While the event is organised and convened by the Town Council, it is legally an assembly of the town’s electors. 

In a standard council session, the public acts primarily as observers. In contrast, the Annual Town Meeting belongs entirely to the people of Oakham. 

It is a forum specifically designed for residents to discuss town affairs, voice concerns, and celebrate local achievements. While the Town Mayor typically presides over the proceedings to provide structure, the democratic nature of the meeting even allows residents to appoint their own chairman from the floor should they wish to do so.

For those who feel that local government can sometimes feel distant, this meeting serves as the perfect bridge. It offers a transparent look at the work being done within the parish and provides a platform for business and community bodies to align their goals with the needs of the neighborhood. 

Whether you are interested in the upkeep of our public spaces, the support available for local enterprises, or the future of community events, your presence ensures that the Town Council’s priorities reflect the true will of the people.

Attending the Annual Town Meeting is more than just an evening out; it is an investment in the town’s future. 

It is a chance to meet your neighbours, engage in constructive dialogue, and participate in the unique tradition of grassroots decision-making. 

Oakham thrives when its residents are informed and involved, and there is no better place to start than at ROL House this May. 

The Council is looking forward to welcoming you and hearing your thoughts on how we can continue to make Oakham a wonderful place to live and work.

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Rill Close Oakham Rutland, One of Oakham's newest streets 2026

Rill Close Oakham Rutland, One of Oakham's newest streets 2026

Built on former Brook Road Allotments