Harrow residents and commuters should be aware of several upcoming roadworks that may cause delays over the coming weeks.
Starting today, September 23, multiple areas will face disruptions, with road closures and traffic management in place to ensure the work is completed efficiently.
From September 23 until October 4, Almond Way in North Harrow will be closed for roadworks managed by Harrow Council This closure is expected to cause delays, so residents are advised to plan their journeys accordingly.
Augustine Road in Harrow Weald will also be closed for roadworks during the same period, from September 23 to October 4, with similar traffic disruptions expected. Harrow Council is responsible for these works, and drivers should anticipate delays when travelling in this area – especially on Long Elmes and Courtenay Avenue during peak times.
Just off the same road, Bancroft Gardens in Harrow Weald will undergo roadworks between September 23 and October 4, with a full road closure in place. Commuters and residents in the area should prepare for potential disruptions and consider alternative routes.
Church Road in Stanmore will experience traffic control with multi-way signals due to roadworks on September 23 and 24. Although there will be no full closure, delays are likely, especially during peak times.
Finally, London Road in Stanmore will see a lane closure from September 24 to 26 for essential maintenance work. Again, delays are expected during this period.
As always, drivers are encouraged to check for updates and allow extra time for their journeys while these roadworks are carried out.
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