Derby's Raynesway to close for month of resurfacing work

Summarised from Derbyshire Live's report · Updated 24 Oct, 06:50 · Archive

Raynesway in Derby will close southbound for resurfacing and maintenance from late October to November.

Raynesway, one of Derby's busiest roads, will close southbound from Derby Road in Chaddesden/Spondon from Monday 26 October to Friday 20 November. Two slip roads on the A52 will also close during this period. The work will take place overnight from 8pm to 5.30am on weekdays, and there will be no work during the week beginning 2 November due to Derby County home matches.

The resurfacing project will also replace bridge expansion joints, manhole covers and gully grates, and renew road markings. A signed diversion route will operate throughout, via Derby Road, Spondon roundabout, A52 westbound, Derwent Parade, Pride Parkway, Harrow Street and London Road. Derby City Council said it identified the stretch for resurfacing based on road condition data and cyclical inspection surveys. The council will release dates in due course for the northbound phase of works.

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• Main Derby road set for month of closures, diversion route confirmedA big resurfacing project is going aheadDerbyshire Live · 24 Oct, 06:00

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