HS2 announces further roadworks in Aylesbury for water conservation project
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Hide AdThe rail service has announced it will be carrying out work to establish a water connection in Stoke Mandeville.
This involves excavating a trench for a connecting pipe to be installed into the ground by a water compound.
While workers are creating the new water system a lane closure and temporary traffic lights will be used.
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Hide AdNash Lee Road is the location where the lights will be placed, HS2 says the work will enable it to reduce the size of its water tanker deliveries.
Contractor, Clancy, will be connecting a spur to an existing water main.
Current HS2 estimations anticipate that the project will last for three days.
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Hide AdIt is scheduled to start on 30 January and finish on 4 February.
On Risborough Road hedge maintenance is scheduled to start on the same date.
HS2 says, as these works will take place in close proximity to the road, there will be a sterile lane in place for the safety of road users and our workforce.
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Hide AdAlso a lane closure is scheduled between 9am and 3pm on that Monday.
The Nash Lee Road lane closure will take place from Wednesday 1 – Saturday 4 February, traffic management will be in place 24 hours a day throughout these works.
HS2 warns that these dates are subject to change and if the work is completed early, the lane closures will be removed immediately.
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Hide AdNext week a road closure has been organised by HS2 on the A418 Oxford Road.
The rail service is completing tree felling and vegetation works in preparation for its overbridge.
In preparation for the new rail track HS2 needs to permanently realign the A418 and clearing vegetation will assist with this plan.
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Hide AdCurrently HS2 believes it will have completed the main part of its project in this part of Aylesbury by October.
Temporary traffic lights are among the measures that will be used to slow vehicles next week.
Traffic will be diverted onto other main roads around Aylesbury.
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Hide AdVehicles will be redirected towards the A418 Aylesbury Road, the A419 in Thame and Kingsey Road, Thame Road, Longwick Road, and the A4010 Risborough Road, Station Road, Wendover Road, and Waltham Street.