Wembley High Road will undergo a series of night-time roadworks from Monday, 29 July to Thursday, 15 August 2024.
Brent Council have confirmed that the works will be conducted in three phases, causing various sections of the road to be closed at night.
Phase 1 will cover the section from Ealing Road to Park Lane. These works will begin at 8pm on Monday, 29 July and are expected to be completed by 5am on Tuesday, 6 August. The work will take place only at night for a total of six nights.
During this time, access to properties in the area will be strictly limited, and a signed diversion will be in place. Ealing Road, Lancelot Road, St Johns Road, and London Road will also be closed at their junctions with High Road while the works are in progress.
Phase 2 will cover the section from Park Lane to Cecil Avenue. This phase will commence at 8pm on Tuesday, 6 August and will be completed by 5am on Monday, 12 August.
The work will take place at night for five nights. Access to properties in this area will be limited, and a signed diversion will be in place. Park Lane and Cecil Avenue will be closed at their junctions with High Road during this period.
Phase 3 will involve the section of Park Lane from High Road to opposite 1 Park Court. These works will start at 8pm on Monday, 12 August and are expected to be completed by 5am on Thursday, 15 August.
The work will take place at night for three nights. Access to properties in this area will be limited, and a signed diversion will be in place. Elm Road and Dukes Way will be closed at their junctions with Park Lane while the works are in progress.
All works will stop by 5am on Thursday, 15 August to avoid conflict with Taylor Swift’s concert at Wembley Stadium. Advanced warning signs have been positioned at key locations.
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