Stroud roads closing for repairs and utility works

Some closures to be aware of if you'll be driving in the area. <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
Some closures to be aware of if you'll be driving in the area. (Image: Newsquest)
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THERE are several upcoming road closures in the Stroud area to allow for carriageway repairs, utility work, telecommunications installations and tree maintenance.

The notices can be viewed on the Public Notice Portal via: publicnoticeportal.uk

The A4171 Stratford Road in Stroud will close between the petrol-station roundabout and Jack Russell Close on September 5 and 6 for tree work.

Pedestrian access will be maintained, but emergency access will not be possible because large machinery is due to be in the carriageway.

Toadsmoor Road and Vatch Lane in Brimscombe and Thrupp will close from 9.30am until 3.30pm on September 5 for overhead cabling work.

The closures cover Toadsmoor Road between Bourne Lane and Vatch Lane, and Vatch Lane between Toadsmoor Road and The Ridgeway. Pedestrian and emergency access will be maintained.

West End in Minchinhampton will close between Windmill Road and number 24 West End on September 13 for Severn Trent Water work. Pedestrian and emergency access will be maintained.

Springfield Road in Uplands will close between Springhill and York Villas from September 16 to 18 for underground roadworks. Pedestrian and emergency access will be maintained.

Gloucestershire County Council said signed diversion routes will be in place where required.

The authority said the orders may remain in force for longer if work is not completed as planned, although the advertised closure dates are the periods currently expected.

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