Traffic Delays Likely in Chiswick
Forthcoming significant roadworks in the W4 area
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Cycleway 9 Work By Kew Bridge To Resume
Road closures likely to lead to disruption until March
From the 4 to 28 January one of the northbound lanes on Kew Bridge will be closed to enable utility works by BT.
From 5 to 18 February there will be no exit from Capital Interchange Way onto Chiswick High Road. A previous planned lane closure will no longer be necessary
Devonshire Road, Chiswick
11 January — 22 January
Severe delays likely - Road closure
Works location: OUTSIDE 190 - 194
Works description: DIG DOWN TO REPAIR COLLAPSED SEWER
Responsibility for works: THAMES WATER
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference: MU026002141PKQF--001001
Goldhawk Road
13 January — 14 January
Delays likely - Lane closure
Works location: Outside 156-156a Goldhawk Road W12 8EN
Works description: Thames Water Survey to determine the exact location of the main in carriageway and check Valves in Footway are operable prior to New Chamber being built on Main - No Excavation
Responsibility for works: Thames Water
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference: MU03205621381
Gunnersbury Lane
14 January — 14 January
Delays likely - Traffic control (multi-way signals)
Works location: Opp 2 Central Parade W3 8HL
Works description: We need to carry out our essential works by excavating in the C/W to locate uncover and overhaul leaking critical trunk main valve, back fill and reinstate
Responsibility for works: Thames Water
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference: MU277HCV6944062
Paddenswick Road
15 January — 28 January
Delays likely - Lane closure
Works location: Next to 45 Paddenswick Road
Works description: Connections Projects: Electrical service alteration to customer supply: 1 x Large HV+ LV Joint Bay to reconnect sub station. 1 x Large LV Joint Bay to cut out link box
Responsibility for works: UK POWER NETWORKS EASTERN & LONDON
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference: EC40077506378
Source: www.roadworks.org
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January 13, 2021
