County Resurfacing Works

COVID-19

Due to the COVID-19 Crisis our programme of works has been disrupted, however we are now getting back to normal working and will be continuing to deliver the proposed 21/22 schemes within the government guidelines on social distancing and safe working.

Thank you for your patience

As part of our promise to invest £150 million in the county’s roads, we are committed to work on the roads in all seasons.

Investment and improvement of Gloucestershire’s highways network is one of our main priorities and we will always endeavour to deliver the maximum number of schemes we can each year, this means working over the winter.

Please check our online schedule below to find out when crews will be working on roads near you. Look out for details on local signs too.

How road closures may affect you?

We understand that road closures might cause some disruptions to you and may interrupt your regular journeys, however it is necessary in order for us to repair the road safely.

I’ve received a letter about upcoming closure, what should I do?

Check this website page, social media and local signs for the latest update.

Why do the dates keep changing?

Many aspects need to be taken into consideration when planning works, however our resurfacing programme is dependent on several factors. It can be affected by things like; heavy rain, changes in temperatures and other weather events, as well as plant breakdown and unforeseen technical issues that arise once work has begun.

Will we be able to drive back and forth from our property while the road is closed?

As the work involves hot asphalt and large equipment, we will be unable to allow traffic through the Road Closure. If you normally drive into or out of the Road Closure during the hours when the closure is in place, we ask you to please make alternative arrangements.

In exceptional circumstances, some level of access may be considered on a case by case basis but only where it does not impact our ability to undertake the necessary works and where it is safe to do so.

Please see the FAQ Leaflet for further details.

Where am I expected to park while the road is closed?

If you usually park on the road within the road closure, you will need to find alternative parking nearby during the hours of the road closure. There is a possibility that your vehicle may be towed out of the area if it is obstructing the works.

Off-Road parking will not be affected however vehicle access will only be granted in exceptional circumstances where is does not impact our ability to undertake the works and where it is safe to do so.

Why can't you do these works at night?

We always consider night working as an option however there are specific environmental conditions under which we are permitted to work at night, meaning often this is not feasible. We will only work at night on key routes and where the volume of traffic per day means that any potential disruption to local residents has to be balanced against the needs of the wider public.

I have a business, how will this affect me?

We appreciate that any road closure could have an impact on business operations, however to deliver the works as quickly and efficiently as possible, we kindly ask you to work with us. Where appropriate, we will display a ’Businesses open as usual’ sign. To help us to complete the works with the least disruption to you, we ask you to:

Reschedule your deliveries to outside of our working hours
Where possible, please consider if staff can park elsewhere during our operational hours or share a lift to work to limit the number of vehicles needing access. Access to vehicles will only be considered on a case by case basis but only where it does not impact our ability to undertake the necessary works and where it is safe to do so.
Let your customers know that you will be open, and that they can still access you on foot

I’ve heard you are working near me, but I have not received a letter. Why?

We will always send out letters a few weeks before we start work to share as much information as possible with people near by. If we know lots of people could be affected we will send information to local media outlets to help publicise what we are doing. We have a news section on our website and a regular newsletter which you can subscribe to here.

My question hasn’t been answered here

Please check your letter for more information, check the FAQ Leaflet provided with your letter or using the link on this page.

Alternatively call our helpline on 08000 514514 if you cannot find what you’re looking for.

Structural Maintenance Resurfacing Programme - October/November 2021

Resurfacing works are delivered Monday to Friday, scheme dates below do not include weekends unless otherwise stated. (Updated on 20th October 2021)

Update: 3/266 Selsley Road Woodchester - It has just be established that there is a weak bridge at Selsley Road, Woodchester that cannot safely take the weight of the resurfacing equipment required to deliver the scheme. Scheme will be reprogrammed when a suitable solution can be arranged.

Scheme	Operational hours	Planned Start Date	Planned End Date
4/90211 Andover Road, Cheltenham	07:00 to 19:00	20/10/2021	22/10/2021
A46 St James Road, Cheltenham	19:00 to 07:00	25/10/2021	27/10/2021
3/325 Victoria Road, Cirencester	09:30 to 15:30	25/10/2021	28/10/2021
3/120 County Boundary to Longlands Junction, Mickleton	07:00 to 19:00	27/10/2021	09/11/2021
4/1536 Hookhouse Lane, Tetbury	07:00 to 19:00	28/10/2021	04/11/2021
B4227 Forest Vale Road, Cinderford	19:00 to 07:00	01/11/2021	19/11/2021
3/171 High Street, Kempsford	09:30 to 15:30	04/11/2021	11/11/2021
3/207 Selsley Hill, Selsley	07:00 to 19:00	05/11/2021	11/11/2021
3/266 Selsley Road, Woodchester	09:30 to 15:30	TBC	TBC
3/9029 Suffolk Square, Cheltenham	09:30 to 15:30	TBC	TBC
B4215 Leominster Road, Dymock	19:00 to 07:00	TBC	TBC