Main road through Aylesbury to be closed overnight as part of A41 corridor works
A main road through Aylesbury will be closed overnight this week as part of work on the A41 corridor to the south of the town, as part of the development of the new Woodlands roundabout.
Carriageway surfacing is taking place on Tring Road, with a closure in operation daily, excluding weekends, between 7pm and 7am, from today (October 19) until Tuesday November 3.
The section affected is between New Road and Bedgrove, and Buckinghamshire Council says that as part of the resurfacing works ironworks will be reinforced where required and road markings will be reinstated.
A 24-hour lane closure will also be in place on the A41 Aston Clinton Road, on the Aston Clinton side of the Woodlands Roundabout between today (October 19) and Friday October 23.
This closure will be supported by 24-hour traffic lights and will enable utility trench works to begin.
Buckinghamshire Council say the trench will stretch across the carriageway and as part of the works deep excavation will be undertaken within both the footway and the carriageway.
Other roadworks across Aylesbury Vale this week include a closure on the A413 Nash Lee & London Road, also known as the Wendover bypass, between Thursday October 22 and Wednesday October 28.
The closure will be in place Monday to Friday between 7pm and 7am for carriageway surfacing.
A closure is scheduled on Hampden Road in Aylesbury between 7am and 7pm on October 22 for ironworks.
Footway reconstruction works take place on Fowler Road in Aylesbury from Wednesday October 21 to Saturday November 21, with work taking place under a lane closure with traffic lights between 9.30am and 3.30pm Monday to Saturday.
Footway reconstruction works continue this week on Langdon Avenue and Ballard Close in Aylesbury, with a footway closure and diversion in place Monday to Saturday from 7am and 7pm.
Finally, work continues this week on the Buckingham Railway Walk active travel scheme, with a new toucan crossing being installed on Tingewick Road.
Work on the scheme is expected to continue until February 2027, and as part of the current traffic management two-way lights are in place 24 hours a day on Tingewick Road from Dunstan Street to the industrial park.
As part of the scheme, a lane closure will be in place on the A421, at its junction with Meadway, between 9.30am and 3.30pm.
During this period, there will be traffic management on the Meadway junction to enable resurfacing to be carried out in phases.