Six Major Road Closures to Disrupt Hillingdon Drivers Throughout February
Six Road Closures Hit Hillingdon Drivers in February

Six Major Road Closures to Disrupt Hillingdon Drivers Throughout February

Motorists in the West London borough of Hillingdon are set to face significant disruptions as six road closures are scheduled for February, primarily due to essential utility works. The longest of these closures will span eight days, impacting various routes across the borough, though not all will require formal diversion plans.

Details of the February Closures

The closures are spread across multiple locations in Hillingdon, each with specific dates and purposes. Here is a breakdown of the affected roads:

  • Bury Road, Ruislip: Closed at the junction with Ladygate Lane from 8pm to 5am on February 10 and 11 for BT cabling works. No diversion route will be in place, but residents can still access the road.
  • Thorney Mill Lane, West Drayton: Closed from 8am on February 16 to 5pm on February 20 for SSE utility works. A diversion route will be in place via Thorney Mill Road, Thorney Lane South, Thorney Lane North, Iver Lane, High Road, High Street, Station Road, Swan Road, The Green, and Mill Road.
  • Pole Hill Road, Uxbridge: Closed from the junction with Charville Lane from 8am on February 14 to February 22 for gas replacement works. No diversion route will be provided.
  • St Peter's Road, Uxbridge: Closed from Peachey Lane to St David Close from 8am on February 19 to 5pm on February 22 for Cadent Gas works. A diversion route will be in place via Church Road, Pield Heath Road, Colham Green Road, Park View Road, Falling Lane, High Road, and Moorfield Road.
  • Kingston Lane: Closed at the junction with Pield Heath Road from 8am on February 21 to 5pm on February 22. A diversion route will be in place via Hillingdon Hill, Uxbridge Road, Harlington Road, and Pield Heath Road.
  • Goulds Green, West Drayton: Closed from 8am on February 22 to 5pm on February 25 for Affinity Water utility works. A diversion route will be in place via Goulds Green and Dickens Avenue.

Impact and Safety Measures

These closures are necessary to allow utility companies to carry out critical infrastructure works while minimising risks to public safety. Authorities have emphasised that not all routes will require diversions, aiming to reduce inconvenience where possible. However, drivers should plan ahead and allow extra travel time during these periods.

The varied durations and locations of the closures highlight the extensive nature of the works across Hillingdon, affecting both residential and main roads. Residents and commuters are advised to stay updated on local traffic announcements to navigate the disruptions smoothly.