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Search the Public Notice PortalTHERE are several upcoming road closures in the Redditch area to allow for essential works to be carried out.
The works include utility maintenance, footpath reconstruction, sewer works, resurfacing, drainage and new customer connections.
The notices can be viewed on the Public Notice Portal via: publicnoticeportal.uk
In Redditch, a link footpath at Holloway Lane fronting numbers 21 to 63 will be closed for seven days between July 20 and July 28 for footpath reconstruction by Worcestershire County Council (WCC).
Feckenham Road and Birchfield Road in Redditch will be closed for 12 days starting July 20 for sewer works by Mark Connolly Building Contractors Ltd.
Diversions will be provided for both roads.
Middlehouse Lane and Windsor Road in Redditch will be subject to night closures for carriageway resurfacing between July 20 and July 24.
The closures will be in place from 7pm to 5am.
Middle Road in Stock Green will also be closed for two days starting July 20 for utility work by STW.
Studley Road in Redditch will be closed for three days between July 22 and August 4 for carriageway resurfacing by WCC.
Swansbrook Lane in Feckenham will be closed for 19 days starting July 20 for drainage work by WCC.
Emergency services will not have access, and the diversion route must be followed.
Gravel Pit Lane in Rowney Green will be closed for three days starting July 21 for a new customer connection by STW.
Stonehouse Lane in Hopwood will be closed for five days starting July 17 for a new customer connection by STW.
Junction improvement works for a new development by Persimmon Homes will impose a temporary 30 mph speed limit on a section of Birmingham Road in both directions.
This has been put in place for 127 days, a duration which began on June 28.
The Worcestershire County Council order states that the maximum duration for each closure is 18 months, although the anticipated duration varies.
The council has informed that all works will have diversion routes provided, ensuring that alternative paths are available for all affected areas.
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