Roadworks and traffic restrictions are planned across Harrow and surrounding areas this week, with several projects expected to cause delays for drivers over the weekend. Here’s a summary of the key locations affected and what to expect.
Bury Street, Ruislip: Maintenance work by Affinity Water is scheduled from 22 to 26 November. Traffic will be controlled by two-way signals. Another set of works previously planned for the same location has been cancelled.
Christchurch Avenue, Kenton: From 21 to 25 November, road users will experience delays due to work managed by Harrow Council.
Finchley Road, Barnet: Two sets of roadworks are happening here. One involves repairing potholes on 21 November with multi-way signals. The other, originally planned by Virgin Media, has been cancelled.
Hale Lane, Edgware: Between 21 and 25 November, gully cover and frame resetting will take place, with traffic managed by two-way signals.
London Road, Stanmore: Traffic restrictions using a “give and take” system are expected from 22 to 26 November. Harrow Council is overseeing this work.
Marsh Lane, Stanmore: Temporary delays of up to 15 minutes are anticipated as work begins between 21 and 25 November.
North Circular Road, Brent: Lane closures will take place on sections of the road from 21 to 22 November for routine maintenance, with further closures planned for later in the week.
Uxbridge Road, Harrow Weald: Planned work by Openreach has been cancelled, but other nearby locations remain active with ongoing maintenance.
Byron Hill Road, Harrow on the Hill: Expect temporary obstructions and short delays from 22 to 26 November during works led by Harrow Council.
Manor View, Barnet: A road closure will be in effect from 23 to 24 November for the installation of speed cushions.
Residents and road users are advised to allow extra time for their journeys and to check updates.
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