Great West Road
23 July — 21 August
Delays likely - Road closure
Works description : Delamination surveys of the A4 Piers. Works location: Full closure Eastbound and Westbound between Lionel Road South and Clayponds Lane, Diversion via Chiswick RBT A205 Kew Bridge Road, High Street (B455) to the A4 or High Street to A3002 Half Acre to Great West Road. Eastbound and Westbound lane 1 closure on Great West Road to facilitate M4 junction 2 closure.
Responsibility for works: Highways England
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference:  FN49348773398

M4
23 July — 05 August
Delays likely - Road closure
Works description : Inspection/Survey - M4 Westbound Jct 1 to Jct 2 Lane closure and Exit slip road closure for delamination survey works Diversion via Highways England network and Local Authority roads
Works location: M4 main carriageway WB from boundary at M4 Junction 1 to middle of J1 roundabout, M4 main carriageway WB from middle of J1 roundabout to MP 13/2, M4 main carriageway WB from MP 13/2 to centre of Junction 2 at MP 13/5, M4 Exit slip road WB at Junction 2 to A4.
Responsibility for works: Highways England
Current status: Work in progress
Works reference:  NOMS-224107

Bollo Lane
29 July — 02 August
Delays likely - Traffic control (multi-way signals)
Works description : INSTALL BB - QZ9
Works location: J/W GUNNERSBURY LANE
Responsibility for works: Ealing London Borough Council
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference:  DV806S000000001900

Cambridge Grove
29 July — 30 July
Delays likely - Road closure
Responsibility for works: Hyperoptic Ltd
Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference:  TF001WL-DIG-107999-0-0

King Street
29 July — 29 July
Delays likely - Traffic control (Stop/Go boards)
Responsibility for works: Transport for London Current status: Planned work about to start
Works reference:  YG516S000000007422

Westcroft Square
19 July — 30 July
Delays likely - Road closure
Responsibility for works: G. Network Communications Ltd
Current status: Planned work about to start Works reference:  TW03050939734

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