Last updated:
19th March 2025
How to find out about roadworks that affect you
Resurfacing works
To let you know in advance about roadworks that may affect you we will be:
- Putting up advance warning signs to say that when work will be taking place on the road
- Updating our maintenance schedule regularly
- Posting on our Traffic and Travel Facebook page
- Posting updates on our progress on our Traffic and Travel newsletter
If works need to be rescheduled
Sometimes we have delays to works due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. In these instances, a postponed sticker will be placed on the advanced warning signs on your street, letting you know about the delay and the change of date.
Often, we can fit your road into the programme calendar within a few days, in which case you will see the date changed on the signs.
If changes within a few days is not possible, and we are able to fit it in within a couple of weeks, you’ll see a postponed sticker on the signs with a new date added when confirmed.
If we need to move your roads work to later in the programme, we will remove the signs and put it back up with the new date nearer the time.
We will also regularly update the schedule so you can find out when the works have been rescheduled to take place.
Letters
Over the past few months, we have reduced the number of letters that are sent out to individual properties in regard to upcoming works being carried out by the Council and our contractors. This is in line with our climate emergency action plan, to do as much as possible to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. This decision also supports the Council’s aim to provide an improved and efficient service to our residents, whilst maintaining safety which remains our number one priority. We have been able to do this as information about all upcoming roadworks are available via a number of different avenues, detailed on our roadworks page.
As a result of the success we have had in providing this information in a more efficient way, that is both better for the environment and more cost effective, letter will not be sent out to properties on certain roads where the Surface Dressing works will be taking place as part of this ongoing trial. Our new approach will be reviewed at the end of the programme.