Roadworks
Contents
- Roadworks
- Current work
- Types of roadworks
Current work
| Location | Activity | Planned dates |
|---|---|---|
| Station Road, Irthlingborough | Traffic management, long-term, road closed | For the foreseeable future |
| Kettering Road, Geddington | Anti-skid work | To be confirmed |
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Other work and factsheets
Key information about major works.
The Kerbing works are in preparation for carriageway patching that will be undertaken in summer 2024.
We will be installing 4-way temporary traffic signals on the Islip roundabout for phase 1. Phases 2, 3 and 4 will be completed under two-way temporary traffic signals.
Working hours
8am to 5pm (weekday working only).
Emergency vehicles
Emergency services will not be affected.
Public transport
Bus services will not be affected.
Residents or businesses
Any residents and businesses will remain accessible if they fall within the works extents. Where kerbs are being replaced within a vehicle crossing, one side will be left open while the other side is replaced.
Parking and property or business access
We will assist residents and business owners accessing and egressing their buildings. We also recommend you plan extra time for your journeys.
Contact information
The telephone number for site assistance will be displayed on signs within the works area.
These future works will involve surface dressing, which is a cost-effective road surface treatment used to prolong the life of roads that are starting to show the first signs of minor deterioration.
Traffic management
A diversion will be in place between 8am to 4pm as shown on the map below. The red line shows the road closure, and the blue line shows the diversion route.
Working hours
Monday 13 May to Wednesday 15 May 2024 between 8am and 4pm (road will be accessible as normal outside of working hours).
Emergency vehicles
Access will be maintained where possible. However, prolonged delays are to be expected.
Public transport
There will be no bus services through these closures during the working hours
Residents or businesses
Access for residents only will be maintained where possible. Our Traffic Management marshals will escort residents through the closure. Please expect delays and plan your journeys accordingly. We will have access signs installed in front of driveways. If you require access, please call the number and our TM foreman will get someone to assist you. Where possible, please park outside of the closure. Access for pedestrians will be maintained where possible, but there will be no access for cyclists
Parking
To help us with our work, please move any vehicles parked within this section of the road before 8am. This is to enable our workforce to be able to carry out the works swiftly, without delay. We also ask that you park leaving a minimum of 20 metres of any junction for the duration of the works.
Advanced ‘No Parking’ warning signs will be placed in the area 24 hours before. Thank you for your understanding, patience, and co-operation.
Contact information
The telephone number for site assistance will be displayed on signs within the works area.
We are carrying out minor resurfacing works in this area in preparation for enabling further works this summer.
These future works will involve surface dressing, which is a cost-effective road surface treatment used to prolong the life of roads that are starting to show the first signs of minor deterioration.
It extends the life of the road surface, increases skid resistance, and seals the surface to stop water ingress, protecting it from damage caused by severe winter weather, such as potholes.
Prior to surface dressing, carriageway patching will be undertaken to address any minor issues to prepare the road for the dressing. You will receive a further factsheet this summer with more details on the next phase of surface dressing.
Traffic management
A diversion will be in place between 8pm to 6am as shown below. The red line shows the road closure, and the blue line shows the diversion route.
Working hours
5 nights - 8pm to 6am (Road will be accessible as normal outside of working hours).
Traffic management
The road will be closed to through traffic on A509 Kettering Road, Isham. A diversion will be installed during the work hours as shown on the map above.
Emergency vehicles
Access will be maintained where possible. However, prolonged delays are to be expected.
Residents / Businesses
Access for residents only will be maintained where possible. Our Traffic Management marshals will escort residents through the closure.
Please expect delays and plan your journeys accordingly. We will have access signs installed in front of driveways. If you require access, please call the number and our TM foreman will get someone to assist you.
Where possible, please park outside of the closure. Access for pedestrians will be maintained where possible, but there will be no access for cyclists.
Public transport
There will be no bus services through these closures during the working hours.
Parking
To help us with our work, please move any vehicles parked within this section of the road before 8am. This is to enable our workforce to be able to carry out the works swiftly, without delay.
We also ask that you park leaving a minimum of 20 metres of any junction for the duration of the works. Advanced ‘No Parking’ warning signs will be placed in the area 24 hours before.
Thank you for your understanding, patience, and co-operation.
We are carrying out minor resurfacing works in this area in preparation for enabling further works this summer.
These future works will involve surface dressing, which is a cost-effective road surface treatment used to prolong the life of roads that are starting to show the first signs of minor deterioration. It extends the life of the road surface, increases skid resistance, and seals the surface to stop water ingress, protecting it from damage caused by severe winter weather, such as potholes.
Prior to surface dressing, carriageway patching will be undertaken to address any minor issues to prepare the road for the dressing. You will receive a further factsheet this summer with more details on the next phase of surface dressing.
Traffic management
A diversion will be in place between 9:30am to 3:30pm as shown on the map below. The red line shows the road closure, and the blue line shows the diversion route.
Working hours
5 days - 9:30am to 3:30pm (Road will be accessible as normal outside of working hours).
Traffic management
The road will be closed to through traffic on Ditchford Lane, Wellingborough. A diversion will be installed during the work hours as shown on the map above.
Emergency vehicles
Access will be maintained where possible. However, prolonged delays are to be expected.
Residents / Businesses
Access for residents only will be maintained where possible. Our Traffic Management marshals will escort residents through the closure.
Please expect delays and plan your journeys accordingly. We will have access signs installed in front of driveways. If you require access, please call the number and our TM foreman will get someone to assist you.
Where possible, please park outside of the closure. Access for pedestrians will be maintained where possible, but there will be no access for cyclists.
Public transport
There will be no bus services through these closures during the working hours.
Parking
To help us with our work, please move any vehicles parked within this section of the road before 8am. This is to enable our workforce to be able to carry out the works swiftly, without delay.
We also ask that you park leaving a minimum of 20 metres of any junction for the duration of the works.
Advanced ‘No Parking’ warning signs will be placed in the area 24 hours before.
Thank you for your understanding, patience, and co-operation.
We are carrying out minor resurfacing works in this area in preparation for enabling further works this summer. These future works will involve surface dressing, which is a cost-effective road surface treatment used to prolong the life of roads that are starting to show the first signs of minor deterioration.
It extends the life of the road surface, increases skid resistance, and seals the surface to stop water ingress, protecting it from damage caused by severe winter weather, such as potholes.
Prior to surface dressing, carriageway patching will be undertaken to address any minor issues to prepare the road for the dressing. You will receive a further factsheet this summer with more details on the next phase of surface dressing.
Traffic management
A diversion will be in place between 8am to 5pm as shown on the map below. The red line shows the road closure, and the blue line shows the diversion route.
Working hours
1 day - 8am to 5pm (Road will be accessible as normal outside of working hours).
Traffic management
The road will be closed to through traffic on Rushton Road, Rushton. A diversion will be installed during the work hours as shown on the map above.
Emergency vehicles
Access will be maintained where possible. However, prolonged delays are to be expected.
Residents / Businesses
Access for residents only will be maintained where possible. Our Traffic Management marshals will escort residents through the closure.
Please expect delays and plan your journeys accordingly. We will have access signs installed in front of driveways. If you require access, please call the number and our TM foreman will get someone to assist you.
Where possible, please park outside of the closure. Access for pedestrians will be maintained where possible, but there will be no access for cyclists.
Public transport
There will be no bus services through these closures during the working hours.
Parking
To help us with our work, please move any vehicles parked within this section of the road before 8am. This is to enable our workforce to be able to carry out the works swiftly, without delay.
We also ask that you park leaving a minimum of 20 metres of any junction for the duration of the works.
Advanced ‘No Parking’ warning signs will be placed in the area 24 hours before.
Thank you for your understanding, patience, and co-operation.
Last updated 25 April 2024