Harrow Residents Brace for Widespread Road Closures Throughout March
Several significant road closures are scheduled to disrupt travel across Harrow in March, as major utility and maintenance works continue across the borough. While one street in Hatch End is set to reopen after a lengthy closure, numerous others will remain shut or face new restrictions, causing potential delays for drivers and residents.
Key Closures and Reopenings
Marsworth Avenue in Hatch End will close for just over a month, from March 2 until early April, due to water works. Meanwhile, Buckland Rise in the same area will remain closed until March 12 for essential water works, adding to the ongoing disruptions.
In Harrow Weald, College Road will continue to be closed throughout March and is not expected to reopen until mid-April. This closure has been in place since February for gas works, extending the inconvenience for local commuters.
Full Breakdown of March Road Closures
According to data from one.network, compiled by the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS), the following road closures are planned or ongoing in Harrow during March:
- Buckland Rise (Hatch End): Closed from January 23 to March 12 for water works
- Marsworth Avenue (Hatch End): Closed from March 2 to April 10 for water works
- Elms Road (Harrow Weald): Closed from March 9 to March 27 for gas works
- Boxtree Road (Harrow Weald): Closed from March 9 to March 27 for gas works
- College Road (Harrow Weald): Closed from February 18 to April 21 for gas works
- Connaught Road (Harrow Weald): Closed from March 30 to April 3 for UK Power Network maintenance
- Buckingham Road (Edgware): Closed from March 2 to March 4 for water works
- Northwood Way (Northwood): Closed from March 30 to April 12 for water works
- Cecil Park (Pinner): Closed from February 17 to March 17 for road improvement works
- Woodbury Avenue (North Harrow): Closed from March 30 to March 2 for water works
- Edward Road (North Harrow): Closed from March 2 to March 10 for UK Power Network maintenance
- West Street (South Harrow): Closed from March 30 to April 10 for water works
- Wargrave Road (South Harrow): Closed from February 10 to March 6 for water works
Impact on Residents and Commuters
The closures vary in duration, with some lasting only a few days and others extending for weeks or even months. While certain restrictions may be limited to overnight hours, others will result in full-day closures, significantly affecting local traffic flow.
Residents are advised to plan alternative routes and stay informed about diversion signs to minimize disruptions. The extensive list of closures underscores the scale of infrastructure works underway in Harrow, aimed at improving utilities and road conditions across the borough.
As these projects progress, drivers should expect continued delays and are encouraged to check for updates from local authorities to navigate the affected areas efficiently.
