Harrow and Brent Roadworks round-up: What to watch out for from today onwards

Here’s a heads-up for anyone planning to drive through parts of North West London, including Harrow and Brent this week.

A number of roadworks are scheduled to take place over the next few days – some already started today (Wednesday June 25), others due to begin tomorrow. Delays are likely in the following areas:

• Breakspear Road, Ruislip (Hillingdon)
  25–27 June
  Two-way traffic lights in place while Openreach carry out work.
• Burnt Oak Broadway, Edgware (Barnet)
  26–27 June
  Expect lane closures as Virgin Media work in the area.
• Colindale Avenue, London (Barnet)
  25–28 June
  Virgin Media is carrying out work using two-way temporary signals.
• Courtenay Avenue, Harrow Weald (Harrow)
  26 June – 5 July
  Multi-way signals in place as works by Forbury Assets Limited continue.
• Cricklewood Broadway, London (Barnet)
  26–30 June
  Multi-way traffic lights due to Openreach works.
• Dollis Road, London (Barnet)
  26–27 June
  Nexfibre will be working with multi-way signals in place.
• Streatfield Road, Kenton (Harrow)
  27–30 June
  Two-way traffic signals will be in use for maintenance works by Affinity Water.
• Aerodrome Road, Colindale (Barnet)
  26–27 June
  Lane closures and Stop/Go boards are scheduled for pothole patching.
• Bessborough Road, Harrow (Harrow)
  26–27 June
  Two-way signals expected while Virgin Media carry out work.
• Shirehall Lane, London (Barnet)
  25–27 June
  Multi-way traffic signals are set for Virgin Media works.
• Sudbury Hill, Sudbury (Harrow)
  27 June
  Two-way signals planned, although some works in the area have already been cancelled.
• Neasden Lane & Tanfield Avenue, Brent
  25 June – 4 July
  Expect two-way traffic signals while euNetworks carries out infrastructure work.

Check before you travel and allow extra time where needed. We’ll keep you posted with any major changes.

Chris Mitchell

Chris Mitchell is the founder and editor of Harrow Online, Harrow’s leading local news platform.

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