Roadworks are ongoing across Harrow, with several projects causing delays and traffic management measures. Here are the roadworks in Harrow still happening or finishing this week.
Work is underway on Brockley Hill in Stanmore with multi-way traffic signals in place. Delays are expected, and the work is scheduled to complete by 5 November. The project is managed by Openreach.
Eastcote Lane in Harrow is also experiencing traffic delays due to stop-and-go boards. This work by the Harrow London Borough is planned to finish on 5 November.
On Hale Lane in Edgware, traffic control with stop-and-go boards is active for work on gully covers. The roadworks, managed by the Barnet London Borough, are expected to wrap up by 4 November.
Honeypot Lane in Stanmore has give-and-take traffic control measures in place. Openreach is handling this project, and it is scheduled to end by 5 November.
For those traveling through North Circular Road in Brent, a lane closure is causing delays. Thames Water is conducting the work, which is expected to finish on 4 November.
Rickmansworth Road in Northwood has two-way signals in place for work by Openreach. This project is set to complete by 3 November.
Starting today, Station Road in Harrow Town Centre will have a road closure in effect for maintenance by Harrow London Borough, which will run until 10 November near the junction with St John’s Road.
Drivers are advised to allow extra time for their journeys or consider alternative routes.

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