Overnight work beginning to reconstruct kerbs and footway on A41 in Aylesbury

Buckinghamshire Council says there will be a lane one nearside closure on the road westbound from today (November 9) through to November 14, for night works to install cable ducts, and reconstruct kerbs and a footway on the corner of the A41 Friarage Road and Station Way West.

Work is also continuing this week on the Buckingham Railway Walk active travel scheme, during which a new toucan crossing will be 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.

Buckinghamshire Council say the project will also bring active travel improvements, including widening the footway on the A421 and Meadway junctions, and resurfacing sections of the railway walk to benefit walkers, wheelers and cyclists.

Other roadworks across Aylesbury Vale this week include footway reconstruction works taking place on side roads off Fowler Road in Aylesbury through to Saturday November 21, with work 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 - Buckinghamshire Council says this work is due to continue until December 12.

The authority says more than 340 road repair schemes are due to be delivered across the county during 2026.

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