Harrow Roads Face September Closures and Reopenings
Several streets across Pinner, Kenton, Hatch End, Edgware, South Harrow and Stanmore will be affected by utility works and maintenance.
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Drivers across the London Borough of Harrow are advised of several road closures and reopenings scheduled for September, impacting areas including Pinner, Kenton, Hatch End, Edgware, South Harrow, and Stanmore. These disruptions are primarily due to ongoing utility works and essential road maintenance.
Pinner and Hatch End Durations
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Cecil Park in Pinner will remain closed to traffic throughout September and is not expected to reopen until December 31. The closure is for road maintenance. In Hatch End, Blythwood Road will continue its closure for water works until October 30. Norman Crescent in Hatch End also remains closed for water works until October 30, and Marsworth Avenue in Hatch End will be closed until September 11 for water works.
Kenton Reopening and South Harrow New Closure
Morland Avenue in Kenton is scheduled to reopen on September 11, marking the end of water works that have been in place since April 28. Other roads in Kenton, including Kenton Road, Upton Gardens, Sedgecombe Avenue, and Willowcourt Avenue, will also see reopenings after water works concluded on September 2 or September 7. However, Chandos Road in South Harrow will face a new closure from September 25 to October 5 for electric works.
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Edgware and Stanmore Works
Bacon Lane in Edgware, which has been closed for gas works since July 27, is expected to reopen towards the end of September, with a specific closure date of September 21. Turner Road in Edgware will be closed for gas works from September 21 to October 5. Marsh Lane in Stanmore will experience a short closure for water works between September 21 and September 23.
The Local Democracy Reporting Service compiled this information based on data from one.network. These closures could lead to traffic disruption and necessitate alternative routes for residents.
Questions this report answers
+Which roads in Harrow will remain closed for the longest period?
Cecil Park in Pinner will be closed for road maintenance until December 31. Blythwood Road and Norman Crescent in Hatch End will also remain closed for water works until October 30.
+When will Morland Avenue in Kenton reopen?
Morland Avenue in Kenton is expected to reopen on September 11. This marks the end of water works that have been ongoing since April 28.
+Are there any new road closures starting in late September?
Yes, Chandos Road in South Harrow will be closed for electric works from September 25 to October 5. Additionally, Turner Road in Edgware and Marsh Lane in Stanmore will also see closures starting September 21.
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