Traffic Delays Likely in Chiswick
Forthcoming significant roadworks in the W4 area
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Acton Lane Closed Northbound By Chiswick Park Station
Thames Water currently expecting work may continue until 3 November
The following roadworks are likely to cause some delays in the Chiswick area
South Parade
27 October — 27 October
Severe delays likely - Road closure
Works location: Junction of Beaconsfield Road in Carriageway
Works description: We need to carry out our essential works by excavating in the C/W to uncover and overhaul leaking critical trunk main valve, back fill and reinstate
Responsibility for works: THAMES WATER
Current status: Advanced planning
Works reference: MU277MV6953937-01
Chiswick High Road, Chiswick
28 October — 30 October
Delays likely - Lane closure
Works location: Junction with Goldhawk Road
Works description: Cycleway 9E - Install temp signals, remove existing refuge islands, install mini-islands and duct crossings, commission signals
Responsibility for works: Transport for London
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference: YG65200000356
Goldhawk Road
26 October — 28 October
Delays likely - Lane closure
Works location: Lane 1 in roundabout at junction with Askew Road, lane 1 closure on eastbound approach.
Works description: Maintenance of monitoring equipment in existing manhole. No excavation
Responsibility for works: THAMES TIDEWAY TUNNEL LTD
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference: ZE40500000434
Duke Road, Chiswick
14 September — 11 November
Delays likely - Lane closure
Works location: Between Bourne Place and Chiswick High Road. Welfare unit in parking bays to west, storage area opposite
Works description: Welfare unit and storage area for Cycleway 9 East construction
Responsibility for works: Transport for London
Current status: Advanced planning
Works reference: YG65200000321
Chiswick High Road, Chiswick |
Marble Close |
Source: www.roadworks.org
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October 27, 2020
