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Multiple Oxfordshire roads and bridleway to close for repairs

Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 10 Oct, 06:19 · Archive

Oxfordshire County Council is closing roads and a bridleway across the county for resurfacing and utility works.

Oxfordshire County Council is carrying out multiple maintenance projects across the county, affecting roads and a bridleway over the coming months.

Public Bridleway 340/4/20 in Carterton will be closed from the junction with Swinbrook Road to the B4020 from September 28 until March 28, 2027 for resurfacing work. The council said no alternative route has been listed. In Woodstock, a section of Hill Rise between numbers 13 and 19 will close from October 27 to November 11 for water connection work by Network Plus Services LTD. Access will be maintained for emergency services and properties within the closed section where reasonably practicable. In Burford, The Hill will close overnight between 9pm and 5am from November 16 to 21 while a traffic island is removed.

In Oxford, King Street between Cardigan Street and Jericho Street will close 24 hours a day from October 24 for electrical overlay and excavation works, with completion anticipated by November 1 although the order can remain in force for up to 18 months or until works finish, whichever is sooner. Walton Street, Cardigan Street and Jericho Street provide an alternative route. Access will be maintained for cyclists, pedestrians, emergency services and properties that can only be reached from the closed section. Margaret Road will also close from October 12 to 16 for Scottish and Southern Power Distribution to replace a link box and carry out related work.

Multiple Oxfordshire roads and bridleway to close for repairs
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In this story: Oxfordshire County Council · Carterton · Woodstock · Burford · Oxford · Network Plus Services LTD · M Group Ltd · Scottish and Southern Power Distribution

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