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43 8 REWLEY ROAD 42a FRIDESWIDE SQUARE - FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS Shelters 42 HYTHE BRIDGE STREET Beaver House 40 41 STATION ACCESS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT, PHASE 1 39 1 to 2 Sunday 11 February 2018 - Friday 23 February 2018 Railway Station Access PH From Railway Station Exit temporary prohibition of left turn to 23 to 38 9a6 to 9 Frideswide Square. 3 to 5 Said Business School Key: Shelter PH Works area Hythe Bridge Street 10 Existing westbound bus stop to remain 1 Existing eastbound bus stop to remain Royal Vlora House 9 8 7 6 5 Youth Hostel 15 13 12 11 Oxford 14 Hotel 16 Traffic movements PARK END STREET FB 2a PARK END STREET LB S Gantry Park End Street PARK36 END PLACE 39 Cantay PH Botley Road Park End Place House 40 to 41 2 Frideswide Square LB TCBs 27 King Charles House 22 24 18 1 Hotel 3 1 The Lampl Hollybush Row Building 5 1 Vicarage 78 8 10 to 12 3 PH 14 to 19 12 to 18 Becket Street The Old Bakery 79a Club 5 Castle Mews 54 to 57 11 20 to 28 1 to 11 19 to 28 73 St Thomas's Church 1 to 9 79e (C of E) PH Bookbinders' 40 44 HOLLYBUSH ROW 22 20 59 23 The Kite 17 27 ST THOMAS' STREET 69 28 (PH) BECKET STREET Corner House 16 15 RUSSELL STREET 1 to 32 67 Single lane of Becket Jackson Cole House 1 MILL STREET 7 Street open to WOODBINE 60 to 61 1 to 44 23 southbound traffic only. 19 1 Christ Church PLACE 1 to 49 Old Buildings 62 6 11 to 6 58 to 59 Rowland Hill Court 23 The Lion Brewery Cherwell House Single lane of Osney 1 to 9 THEHAMEL 3 Lane open to 1 to 6 7 Chimney 1 2 ARTHUR STREET 29 eastbound traffic only. 11 1 57 8 to 13 OSNEY LANE Hamel Walk 5 3 to 6 45 to 92 35 St Thomas OSNEY LANE School House 52 17 Abbey Osney Lane Falklands House 19 Walk 7 to 12 Footbridge 18 1 1 to 6 13 to 18 2 Richard Gray Court ABBEY ROAD 43 8 REWLEY ROAD 42a FRIDESWIDE SQUARE - FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS Shelters 3 16 42 HYTHE BRIDGE STREET Beaver House 40 41 STATION ACCESS TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT, PHASE 2 39 Thursday 22 February 2018 - Friday 23 February 2018 Railway Station Access 3-way signalised junction and closure of eastbound lane on Frideswide 23 to 38 9a6 to 9 Square boulevard for kerb line, road marking and surfacing on the Frideswide Square closed 3 to 5 railway station exit and quadrant on Botley Road island. Said Businesseastbound. School Traffic diverted Shelter via Becket Street, Osney PH Lane and Hollybush Row Key: Hythe Bridge Street 10 Works area 1 2 Existing westbound bus stop to remain Vlora House Royal Youth Hostel 15 13 12 11 Oxford 14 Existing eastbound bus stop temporarily suspended Hotel 16 and relocated to Park End Street. PARK END STREET FB 2a PARK END STREET Temporary eastboundLB bus stop. S Gantry Park End Street PARK36 END PLACE 39 Cantay PH Botley Road Park End Place House 2 4 Frideswide Square 8 Traffic movements LB TCBs Posts 27 King Charles House 22 24 18 Indicative location of temporary1 signals Hotel 3 1 17 Hotel The Lampl Hollybush Row Building 5 1 Temporary signals to be Vicarage 78 8 10 to 12 manually controlled 7am to 7pm. 3 PH 14 to 19 12 to 18 81 Becket Street The Old Bakery 79a Club 5 Castle Mews 54 to 57 11 20 to 28 1 to 11 19 to 28 73 St Thomas's Church 1 to 9 4 79e (C of E) PH 40 5 to 7 44 HOLLYBUSH ROW 8 to 10 22 20 11 23 The Kite 17 27 ST THOMAS' STREET 69 28 (PH) BECKET STREET Corner House 16 15 RUSSELL STREET 1 to 32 67 Single lane of Becket Jackson Cole House 1 MILL STREET 7 Street open to WOODBINE 1 to 44 23 southbound traffic only. 19 1 Christ Church PLACE 1 to 49 Old Buildings 62 NEW OSNEY 6 11 to 6 Rowland Hill Court 23 Cherwell House Single lane of Osney 1 to 9 THEHAMEL 3 Lane open to 1 to 6 7 1 2 ARTHUR STREET 29 eastbound traffic only. 11 1 57 OSNEY LANE 5 3 to 6 45 to 92 35 St Thomas OSNEY LANE School House 52 17 Abbey Osney Lane Falklands House 19 Walk 7 to 12 Footbridge 18 1 1 to 6 13 to 18 2 Richard Gray Court FB FRIDESWIDE SQUARE - FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS 1 1 to 29 TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT, PHASE 3 Sunday 25 February 2018 - Friday 9 March 2018 The Old Posts Posts School Clockwise gyratory traffic management for kerb line improvements on 34 to 47 TCB Park End Street. Sluice Key: 2 to 4 94 1 to 33 Works area Rewley Abbey Oxford Canal Existing westbound bus stop to remainCourt Castle Mill Stream 93 Sluice Existing Worcester Street junction Existing eastbound bus stop temporarily suspended signals switched off and and relocated to Hythe Bridge Street. 17 Towing Path 16 temporary 3-way signals installed. Temporary eastbound bus stop. 13 Upper Fisher Row The(56 Hayes to 88) WORCESTER STREET UPPER Worcester Street 10 89 Traffic movements Bus Station 9b 9a8 PCs 8a FISHER ROW Tower 9 7 104 Indicative location of temporary signals TCBs Fire 21 Station 1 The Old PH Fire Station Wareham Stream Rewley Road CHAIN ALLEY44 to 48 46 42 40 Two lanes of Hythe Bridge GEORGE STREET 46 George Street Street open to eastbound 43 Hythe REWLEY ROAD Bridge 73 to 79 Shelter 71 69 51 to 53 traffic only. 42a 6765 63 61 59 42 HYTHE BRIDGE STREET Beaver House 40 41 PH 39 Hythe Bridge Street Posts 1 to 2 PH 23 to 38 3 9a6 to 9 3 to 5 El Sub StaGeroge Street Mews GEORGE STREET MEWS 5 Said Business School Post PH Fisher Row 10 Worcester Street Posts Single lane of Worcester 1 PH Pond Royal Street open to southbound 9 8 7 6 5 4 TCB 15 13 12 11 Oxford 14 traffic only. Hotel 16 Pacey's PARK END STREET Bridge PARK END STREET Park End Street 42 to 43 PARK36 END PLACE 39 Cantay Fn Park End Place 40 to 41 Nuffield College House (Founded 1937) Frideswide Square 1 New Road LB TCBs 27 King Charles House Sluice 22 24 Oxford Centre Single lane of Park End Tidmarsh Lane For Innovation Shelters Street open to 16 FB westbound traffic only. TIDMARSH LANE The Lampl Hollybush Row Building The Stream Edge Fisher Row Vicarage 19 to 36 8 10 to 12 PH 14 to 19 12 to 18 The Old Bakery The Malthouse 1 to 18 Castle Mill Stream FB The Tidmarsh Castle Mews 54 to 57 1 to 7 1 to 8 1 to 2 20 to 28 3 1 to 11 19 to 28 St Thomas's Church 1 to 9 Agenvins CRIPLEY PLACE Rewley Road ABBEY ROAD 43 FRIDESWIDE SQUARE 8- FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS REWLEY ROAD 42a Shelters PLUSH16 LOUNGE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT, PHASE 4 42 HYTHE BRIDGE STREET Beaver House 40 41 Sunday 11 March 2018 - Friday 23 March 2018 39 Railway Station Access Closure of westbound lane on Frideswide Square boulevard to facilitate 23 to 38 the improvements works to the kerb line. 9a6 to 9 3 to 5 Key: Said Business School Shelter PH Works area Hythe Bridge Street 10 Existing eastbound bus stop to remain. 1 Existing westbound bus stop temporarily suspended 2 and relocated to Park End Street. Frideswide Square Royal Vlora House Youth Hostel 15 13 12 11 Existing eastbound bus stop to remain. Oxford 14 Hotel 16 PARK END STREET FB 2a PARK END STREET Traffic movementsLB S Gantry Park End Street PARK36 END PLACE 39 Cantay PH Botley Road Park End Place House 2 4 LB TCBs 27 King Charles House 22 24 18 1 Frideswide Square closed Hotel 3 westbound. Traffic diverted 1 17 via Hollybush Row, Osney Hotel Lane and Becket Street. The Lampl Hollybush Row Building 5 1 Vicarage 78 8 10 to 12 3 PH 14 to 19 12 to 18 Becket Street The Old Bakery 79a Club 5 Castle Mews 54 to 57 11 20 to 28 1 to 11 19 to 28 73 St Thomas's Church 1 to 9 4 79e (C of E) PH 40 5 to 7 44 HOLLYBUSH ROW 8 to 10 22 20 11 23 The Kite 17 27 ST THOMAS' STREET 69 28 (PH) BECKET STREET Corner House 16 Single lane of Becket 15 RUSSELL STREET Street open to 1 to 32 67 northbound traffic only. Jackson Cole House 1 MILL STREET 7 WOODBINE 1 to 44 23 19 1 Christ Church PLACE 1 to 49 Old Buildings 62 NEW OSNEY 6 11 to 6 Rowland Hill Court 23 Cherwell House Single lane of Osney 1 to 9 THEHAMEL 3 Lane open to 1 to 6 7 Chimney 1 2 ARTHUR STREET 29 westbound traffic only. 11 1 8 to 13 57 OSNEY LANE 5 3 to 6 45 to 92 35 St Thomas OSNEY LANE School House 52 17 Abbey Osney Lane Falklands House 19 Walk 7 to 12 Footbridge 18 1 1 to 6 13 to 18 2 Richard Gray.
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