03/09/1998 One of the road blocks constructed by Northamptonshire County Council by mid-July 1940, on behalf of the South Midlands Area Command. It was constructed on a site approved by the CRE Oxford District. The carriageway was not permanently blocked but steel stanchions and or sand bags and lump stone were provided in order to close the road quickly in the event of an emergency. For further information see SRF.
Anti Tank Vertical Rail
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Anti Tank Vertical RailOn parish boundary, Newport Pagnell Road. S of the Hardingstone turning on the B526 road (was the A5OtherUnknownRemovedBunkerAtlashistorical bunkermilitary heritage