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Bedford Borough Council Highways Maintenance Programme 2021- 2022 Bedford Borough Council Highways 14:1823/08/2021 Maintenance programme 2021- 2022 Carriageway Maintenance Schemes 2021 - 2022 Council Info Programme Info o N t c Project Type Road No Bedford Borough Scheme Name Description & Location je o r Borough P Town or Parish Planned Completed Council Ward Deferred from 2020-2021 C17141/ C11047 Carriageway Maintenance A4280 Goldington Road: Bedford Resurfacing Norse Road Roundabout De Parys Ward Bedford 12/04/2021 27/04/2021 C10015 Resurfacing roundabout at junction with Kempston Rural Carriageway Maintenance A6 The Branston Way Great Denham 29/04/2021 14/05/2021 Kingswood Way Ward C11091 Carriageway Maintenance L Duck Mill Lane Resurfacing (Whole Length) Castle Ward Bedford 28/04/2021 17/05/2021 C11097 Resurfacing Church Lane to Goldington Carriageway Maintenance C40 Goldington Green: Bedford Goldington Ward Bedford 10/05/2021 27/05/2021 Road 2021-2022 C12006 Kempston (C11002 Carriageway Maintenance B531 Bedford Road: Kempston Resurfacing King Street to St John's Street Central and East Kempston Spring 2022 ) Ward C12048 Wilshamstead Carriageway Maintenance L Bedford Road: Wixams Roundabout Resurfacing (roundabout only) Wixams 01/09/2021 14/09/2021 Ward C12013( C11004) Carriageway Maintenance C15 Bozeat Road: Podington Patching works Harrold Ward Podington 16/08/2021 30/08/2021 C12054 Patching works Bushmead crossroads to Carriageway Maintenance C26 Bushmead Road, Staploe Wyboston Ward Staploe Spring 2022 A1 overbridge C12056 Resurfacing Wallis Way Rdbt to material Carriageway Maintenance A603 Cardington Road, Bedford Kingsbrook Ward Bedford Winter 2021 join 30mph speed limit C12019 Kempston West Carriageway Maintenance C46 Cemetery Road, Kempston Resurfacing Ridge Road to Martell Drive Kempston 01/08/2021 Ward C12020 Carriageway Maintenance UC72 Church Road: Wootton Resurfacing (whole length) Wootton Ward Wootton 09/08/2021 24/08/2021 C12014/ Colmworth/ C11031 Carriageway Maintenance C40 Colesden Road: Colmworth/ Wilden Resurfacing Chequers Hill to Ducks Cross Wyboston Ward 19/07/2021 30/07/2021 Wilden C12049 Carriageway Maintenance A4280 Goldington Road: Bedford Resurfacing (eastbound dual carriageway) Goldington Ward Bedford Autumn 2021 C12016 Carriageway Maintenance A600 High Road: Harrowden Resurfacing (whole length) Eastcotts Ward Shortstown Autumn 2021 C12008 Carriageway Maintenance C15 High Street: Clapham Resurfacing (whole length) Clapham Ward Clapham 02/06/2021 18/06/2021 C12052 Great Barford Carriageway Maintenance C40 Hookhams Lane, Renhold Resurfacing (whole length) Renhold Spring 2022 Ward C12011 (C11016 Carriageway Maintenance A600 Kingsway: Bedford Resurfacing (whole length) Castle Ward Bedford Spring 2022 ) C12037 Carriageway Maintenance L Murdoch Road, Bedford Resurfacing (whole length) Harpur Ward Bedford Autumn 2021 C12011 Resurfacing (whole length, including (C11046 Carriageway Maintenance A5140 Newnham Avenue: Bedford Newnham Ward Bedford Spring 2022 Barker's Lane roundabout) / C12021 North End; Riseley Road; Bedford Road: Carriageway Maintenance C8 Patching (whole length) Riseley Ward Bletsoe/ Riseley 23/09/2021 13/10/2021 Bletsoe; Riseley C12001 (C11052 Carriageway Maintenance C551 Park Avenue: Bedford Patching works De Parys Ward Bedford TBC ) C12051 Carriageway Maintenance L Poplar Avenue: Bedford Patching (whole length) Putnoe Ward Bedford 16/08/2021 23/08/2021 C12005 (C11020 Carriageway Maintenance A5141 Prebend Street: Bedford Resurfacing (whole length) Castle Ward Bedford TBC ) C12022 Carriageway Maintenance L Shuttleworth Road: Bedford Resurfacing (whole length) Goldington Ward Bedford Oct-21 C12053 Sharnbrook Carriageway Maintenance UC16 Souldrop Road, Sharnbrook High Street to the Railway Bridge Sharnbrook Winter 2021 Ward C12055 Bromham and Carriageway Maintenance L Springfield Drive, Bromham Resurfacing Green Lane to Molivers Lane Bromham Winter 2021 Biddenham Ward G:\Highways & Transport\Highways BBC\Highways Hub\Structural Maintenance Programme_WEB_ and Archive\2021-22_SM_Simplified_Programme_Carriageway Bedford Borough Council Highways 14:1823/08/2021 Maintenance programme 2021- 2022 Council Info Programme Info o N t c Project Type Road No Bedford Borough Scheme Name Description & Location je o r Borough P Town or Parish Planned Completed Council Ward C12018 Great Barford Carriageway Maintenance UC55 Station Road: Willington Resurfacing to Church End Willington Oct-21 Ward C12012 Riseley Ward/ Patching works (From A6 to junction with Bletsoe/ Milton Carriageway Maintenance C26/ C32 Thurleigh Road :Milton Ernest/ C26 Bletsoe Sharnbrook TBC C8) Ernest Ward Bromham and C12015 Carriageway Maintenance C46 Village Road: Bromham Resurfacing (whole length) Bromham Autumn 2021 Biddenham Ward C12004 Wilshamstead (C11061 Carriageway Maintenance L Whitworth Way: Wilstead Resurfacing (whole length) Wilstead 26/07/2021 09/08/2021 Ward ) C12057 Carriageway Maintenance C551 Wilden Road, Colmworth Resurfacing Chequers Hill to Mill Road Wyboston Ward Colmworth Spring 2022 C12003 Kempston Rural Resurfacing Marsh Leys to Broadmead Kempston Rural/ Carriageway Maintenance C94 Woburn Road: Kemspton/ Wootton Ward/ Wootton 12/07/2021 20/07/2021 Road Wootton Ward C12023 Carriageway Maintenance L Wood Lane: Cotton End Resurfacing (whole length) Eastcotts Ward Cotton End 29/09/2021 15/01/2021 C12050 Carriageway Maintenance UC13 Wymington Lane: Wymington Patching (whole length) Harrold Ward Wymington 27/08/2021 06/09/2021 G:\Highways & Transport\Highways BBC\Highways Hub\Structural Maintenance Programme_WEB_ and Archive\2021-22_SM_Simplified_Programme_Carriageway .
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