IF you’re out and about on the county’s roads this weekend, be aware of some closures and restrictions in place over the next few days.
Bucks County Council crews will be working on the following roads, with some closed during the day, others at night, and with some diversions in place.
Until Monday 7 July: A40 West Wycombe Road, High Wycombe - Fryers Lane to The Pastures Night time surfacing works with a road closure.
Friday 4 July – Saturday 5 July: Haw Lane, Bledlow Ridge Daytime surface dressing works with a road closure.
Friday 4 July – Tuesday 8 July: Bradenham Wood Lane, Bradenham Daytime micro-surfacing works with a road closure.
Saturday 5 July – Sunday 6 July: Main Street, Ashendon Daytime surface dressing works with a road closure.
Sunday 6th July – Monday 7th July: A418 Oxford Road, Stone Daytime surface dressing works using stop and go signs, and convoy working.
Monday 7 July – Tuesday 8 July: A418 Aylesbury Road, Haddenham Daytime surface dressing works using stop and go signs, and convoy working.
Tuesday 8 July – Wednesday 23 July: A40 West Wycombe Road, High Wycombe - Chapel Lane to the Pedestal roundabout Night time surfacing works carried with a road closure
Tuesday 8 July – Wednesday 9 July: A418 Aylesbury Road, Rowsham Daytime surface dressing works using stop and go signs, and convoy working.
Wednesday 9 July – Thursday 10 July: A41 Aylesbury Road, Waddesdon Daytime surface dressing works using stop and go signs, and convoy working.
Friday 11th July: Horton Road, Horton Daytime surface dressing works with a road closure.
Friday 11 July – Saturday 12 July: A418 Leighton Road, Wing Daytime surface dressing works using stop and go signs, and convoy working.
Saturday 12 July – Sunday 13h July: A4146 Stoke Hammond Bypass Daytime surface dressing works using stop and go signs, and convoy working.
Dates may be subject to change in the event of bad weather, and advance warnings on site will be updated to show this.
Transport for Buckinghamshire asks that vehicles are not parked on the road or pavement where works are due to be carried out.
Further information is available at www.buckscc.gov.uk/transport
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