These are the roadworks scheduled to take place across Gedling borough in the coming weeks

Motorists across Gedling borough are being warned of a number of road closures and restrictions over the coming days, with resurfacing, utility work and Remembrance Sunday events all set to affect local roads.

Here are the works and closures to look out for…

Tuesday, November 3

Georges Lane, Calverton
Road closure for carriageway patching repairs. Nottinghamshire County Council is carrying out the work, with a diversion using Woodborough Lane. Temporary parking restrictions are also planned.
Dates: November 3–6

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Main Street, Woodborough
Give-and-take traffic control will be in operation for Severn Trent Water works.
Dates: November 3–9

Plains Farm Close, Arnold
Give-and-take traffic control for Openreach works.
Dates: November 3–5

Wednesday, November 4

No major new Gedling borough schemes begin on Wednesday from the supplied list, although several works which started earlier in the week remain in place.

Thursday, November 5

Blidworth Waye, Ravenshead
Road closure for large-scale carriageway patching and preventative maintenance between Canons Wood and The Firs. Works are being carried out by Nottinghamshire County Council.
Dates: November 5–9

Catfoot Lane, Lambley
Stop/Go boards will be used while Nottinghamshire County Council carries out carriageway repairs.
Dates: November 5–6

Church Road, Burton Joyce
Two-way temporary traffic lights will be in operation while a silted chamber is cleared and jetted.
Date: November 5

Forester Road, Carlton
Give-and-take traffic management will be used for National Grid works.
Date: November 5

Friday, November 6

Arnold Lane, Gedling
Multi-way temporary traffic lights will be in operation for Severn Trent Water works.
Date: November 6

Park Road, Bestwood Village
Multi-way temporary lights will be used while Nottinghamshire County Council renews bollards on the central refuge at the Park Road/Moor Road junction.
Date: November 6

Sunday, November 8

A number of roads will be affected by Remembrance Sunday parades, with closures and diversions planned in Arnold, Daybrook, Gedling and Netherfield.

Arnold and Daybrook

Church Drive, Arnold
Road closure for the Remembrance parade.

Mansfield Road, Daybrook
Road closure, with diversion routes in operation for the Remembrance parade.

Sir John Robinson Way, Daybrook
Road closure for the Remembrance parade.

Nottingham Road, Daybrook
Road closure for the Remembrance parade.

Thackerays Lane, Woodthorpe
Diversion route for the Remembrance parade.

Gedling

Main Road, Gedling
Road closure for the Remembrance parade.

Arnold Lane, Gedling
Will form part of a diversion route while the parade takes place.

Netherfield

Several roads in Netherfield will close for the Remembrance parade:

  • Chandos Street
  • Morris Street
  • Forester Street
  • Victoria Road

All of the Remembrance parade restrictions are planned for Sunday, November 8.

Monday, November 9

Calverton Road, Arnold
Two-way temporary traffic lights will be in operation while Nottinghamshire County Council extends a bus stop and refreshes bus stop markings.
Dates: November 9–11

Crookdole Lane, Calverton
Stop/Go traffic management will be used for coring work between Collyer Road junction and the zebra crossing.
Dates: November 9–11

Cross Street, Arnold
Stop/Go boards will be in place for coring work outside Arnold Mill Primary School.
Dates: November 9–11

Foxhill Road East, Carlton
Stop/Go traffic control will operate for coring works outside Carlton Academy and between Worth Street and the zebra crossing.
Dates: November 9–11

Georges Lane, Calverton
Two-way temporary traffic signals for works by Open Fibre Networks Ltd.
Dates: November 9–11

Burton Joyce overnight closures

A series of road closures are planned in Burton Joyce for carriageway lining.

Church Road, Burton Joyce
Road closure for carriageway lining between 8pm and 6am.
Dates: November 9–14

Nottingham Road, Burton Joyce
Road closure for carriageway lining, with work covering Stoke Lane junction to Woodsend Road junction in two phases.
Dates: November 9–14

Trent Valley Road, Burton Joyce
Road closure for carriageway lining between 8pm and 6am.
Dates: November 9–14

Tuesday, November 10

Coppice Road, Arnold
Multi-way temporary traffic signals for Severn Trent Water works.
Date: November 10

Surgeys Lane, Arnold
Multi-way temporary traffic signals for Severn Trent Water works.
Dates: November 10–12

Swallow Gardens, Carlton
Give-and-take traffic management while Nottinghamshire County Council replaces two columns, near numbers 145 and 5.
Date: November 10

Wednesday, November 11

Jarrow Gardens, Bestwood
Give-and-take traffic management while Nottinghamshire County Council replaces a 6m column near number 40.
Date: November 11

Longer-running schemes to watch

These are likely to be some of the more significant works for drivers because they continue well beyond this week.

Oxclose Lane, Arnold

November 9–21

Oxclose Lane is set to close for carriageway and footway resurfacing by Nottinghamshire County Council.

A diversion route and temporary parking restrictions are also planned.

Queens Bower Road, Arnold

November 9–21

A road closure will be introduced while Nottinghamshire County Council carries out carriageway and footway resurfacing.

A diversion route and temporary parking restrictions will also be in place.

Beech Avenue, Woodthorpe

November 9–24

Beech Avenue will close while Cadent Gas replaces old gas pipes with new plastic pipes.

Temporary parking restrictions are also planned, with Plains Road forming part of the diversion arrangements.

Hazel Grove, Mapperley

November 9–24

Hazel Grove will close for Cadent Gas pipe replacement works, with Plains Road forming part of the diversion arrangements.

Central Avenue, Mapperley

November 9–24

Temporary parking restrictions are planned on Central Avenue in connection with streetworks in the area.

Mansfield Road, Redhill

November 9–27

Drivers can expect temporary traffic lights near the junction with Adams Drive.

Two sets of works are listed, including tree removal and works connected with an additional carriageway lane into a site development.

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