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Promoter Organisation Name Works Reference Traffic Promoter Organisation Name Works Reference Address 1 Address 2 Town Works Location Description Works Type Start End Works Status Management GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY A436 COUNTY BOUNDARY NO C/W EY030-1189/OXFORDSHIRE ADLESTROP ADLESTROP A424 Taynton Diversion Route for Oxfordshire MINOR 08/04/2021 08/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL TO ADLESTROP JUNCTION INCURSION GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY New foul water connection , Contractor: Dean Park Contractrs EY099-S50-00839 CHURCH LANE ALVINGTON ALVINGTON outside Barn Lodge MINOR GIVE & TAKE 06/04/2021 08/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL Ltd ROAD FROM CLANNA Excavation to install fibre optic cable in surface location listed Gigaclear KA170-OCU-CRYY/0016 CLANNA ALVINGTON Works approx. 1251M, GL15 6AN MINOR ROAD CLOSURE 08/04/2021 08/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS LODGE TO JUNCTION AT Approx 1000M of works to be carried out BC410- A48 FROM JUNCTION WITH HAZARDOUS SITE OPP THE LAURELS ON , A48 [Utility repair and maintenance works] Replace 1 jointbox frame IMMEDIATE BT SWAN HILL ALVINGTON TWO-WAY SIGNALS 07/04/2021 09/04/2021 IN PROGRESS TM00000500308286400 KNAPP LANE TO JUNCTION FROM JUNCTION WITH KNAPP LANE TO and cover(s) (625mm x 625mm) in Carriageway (EMERGENCY) GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY ROAD FROM JUNCTION AT [Highway repair and maintenance works] Surface Dressing EY102-GH1901000005627 CLANNA ALVINGTON Clanna Lane Aylburton 807197 MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 01/04/2021 31/08/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL CLANNA COUNTRY PARK TO Clannna Lane Aylburton 807197 A48 FROM JUNCTION WITH works from jnc with knapp lane to jnc o/s [Utility repair and maintenance works] Excavation to install fibre Gigaclear KA170-OCU-STCANE/0021 SWAN HILL ALVINGTON MAJOR GIVE & TAKE 12/04/2021 03/01/2022 PROPOSED WORKS KNAPP LANE TO JUNCTION swan inn optic cable in surface location listed Approx 300M of works to be ROAD FROM JUNCTION AT Works are located from jnc to approx 350m [Utility repair and maintenance works] Excavation to install fibre Gigaclear KA170-OCU-NETYNY/0028 CLANNA ALVINGTON MAJOR TWO-WAY SIGNALS 04/03/2021 31/01/2022 IN PROGRESS CLANNA COUNTRY PARK TO towards Clanna country park optic cable in surface location listed Approx 350M of works to be ROAD FROM JUNCTION AT [Utility repair and maintenance works] Excavation to install fibre Gigaclear KA170-OCU-CRYY/0018 CLANNA ALVINGTON Works approx.450M, GL15 6AN MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 04/03/2021 11/04/2022 IN PROGRESS CLANNA COUNTRY PARK TO optic cable in surface location listed Approx 450M of works to be opposite Gillhayes, Ampney Crucis, [Utility repair and maintenance works] digging in verge to reapir SOME C/W Gigaclear KA250-GCX001948 LONDON ROAD AMPNEY CRUCIS AMPNEY CRUCIS MINOR 16/04/2021 18/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 5RU damaged pot INCURSION GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY 3/126 ASTON MAGNA TO ASTON MAGNA : Aston magna towards [Highway repair and maintenance works] investigate springs and EY102-GH1902000006182 ASTON MAGNA ASTON MAGNA MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 12/04/2021 16/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL BATSFORD Batsford, 3/126 ASTON MAGNA TO BATSFORD pipe into existing drainage system ASTON MAGNA GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY [Highway improvement works] Surface Dressing Avening Road EY102-GH1901000005592 AVENING ROAD AVENING AVENING Avening Road Nailsworth 806481 MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 01/04/2021 31/08/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL Nailsworth 806481 [Utility asset works] 3m trenching in tarmac footway for supply SOME C/W Western Power Distribution HM755-2284375 AWRE FOOTPATH 48 AWRE AWRE Outside/opposite 3 & 4 Highfield STANDARD 06/04/2021 12/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS alteration. INCURSION GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY [Highway repair and maintenance works] Surface Dressing Awre EY102-GH1901000005632 AWRE ROAD AWRE AWRE Awre Road Blakeney MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 11/04/2021 13/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL Road Aylburton 807214 GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY ROAD FROM JUNCTION [Highway repair and maintenance works] Surface Dressing EY102-GH1901000005630 AWRE AWRE Branches Road to A48 807214 MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 01/04/2021 31/08/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL WITH BRANCHES ROAD TO Branches Road to A48 Blakney 807214 GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY ROAD FROM JUNCTION [Highway repair and maintenance works] Surface Dressing EY102-GH1901000005635 AWRE AWRE Branches Road to Moorhen Lane Blakney MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 01/04/2021 31/08/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL WITH BRANCHES ROAD TO Branches Road to Moorhenn Lane Blakney 807214 GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY [Highway repair and maintenance works] Surface Dressing EY102-GH1901000005633 BRANCHES ROAD AWRE AWRE Branches Road Blakeney 807214 MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 01/04/2021 31/08/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL Branches Road Blakeney 807214 GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY ROAD FROM JUNCTION Branches Road to St Andrews Church [Highway repair and maintenance works] Surface Dressing EY102-GH1901000005631 AWRE AWRE MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 01/04/2021 31/08/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL WITH BRANCHES ROAD TO Aylburton 807214 Branches Road to St Andrews Church Aylburton 807214 GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNTY ROAD FROM PRIORS LODGE [Highway repair and maintenance works] Siding Colliers Pitch SOME C/W EY102-GH1901000006027 AYLBURTON AYLBURTON COLLIERS PITCH AYLBURTON MINOR 12/04/2021 13/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS COUNCIL TO JUNCTION AT UPPER Aylburton INCURSION A48 FROM JUNCTION WITH [Utility repair and maintenance works] Excavation to install Gigaclear KA170-OCU-STCANE/PLINTH AYLBURTON AYLBURTON O/S JNC TO STOCKWELL LANE STANDARD GIVE & TAKE 24/03/2021 16/04/2021 IN PROGRESS STOCKWELL LANE TO plinth ahead of works to install fibre optic cable ( GIAGCLEAR ) [Utility repair and maintenance works] Excavation to install fibre Gigaclear KA170-OCU-CRYY/0022A AYLBURTON FOOTPATH 4 AYLBURTON AYLBURTON Track leading to Pool Farm, GL15 6DS MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 12/04/2021 07/05/2021 PROPOSED WORKS optic cable in surface location listed Approx 230M of works to be ROAD FROM BUTTINGTON [Remedial works] Remedial works. Working hours 0800-1800. PROPOSED Gigaclear KA030-CU005000 BEACHLEY BEACHLEY Opposite entrance of Buttington Terrace MINOR TWO-WAY SIGNALS 02/04/2021 08/04/2021 TERRACE TO THE OLD FERRY TM: Two way lights REMEDIAL ROAD FROM BUTTINGTON O/S 'DEPOT', ROAD FROM BUTTINGTON DCWW PE137-95558441 BEACHLEY BEACHLEY [Utility asset works] Install In Line Sluice Valve MINOR TWO-WAY SIGNALS 06/04/2021 08/04/2021 IN PROGRESS TERRACE TO THE OLD FERRY TERRACE TO THE OLD, BEACHLEY, ROAD FROM BUTTINGTON O/S DEPOT, ROAD FROM BUTTINGTON DCWW PE137-95558442 BEACHLEY BEACHLEY [Utility asset works] Install In Line Sluice Valve MINOR TWO-WAY SIGNALS 06/04/2021 08/04/2021 IN PROGRESS TERRACE TO THE OLD FERRY TERRACE TO THE OLD, BEACHLEY, [Utility repair and maintenance works] Storage of materials only, NO C/W Gigaclear KA030-CU006843 HALMORE LANE WANSWELL BERKELEY Verge along Halmore Lane STANDARD 29/03/2021 09/04/2021 IN PROGRESS no carriageway incursion INCURSION ROAD FROM A38 TO COURT [Utility repair and maintenance works] Excavating in verge, MULTI-WAY Gigaclear KA030-CU007098 STONE BERKELEY Junc of A38 to junc of Court Meadow STANDARD 29/03/2021 09/04/2021 IN PROGRESS MEADOW footway & carriageway to install customer connections. Working SIGNALS Alkington Footpath 43 to the Stone Hill to in [Utility repair and maintenance works] Excavating to install fibre Gigaclear KA030-CU007328 OLD BRISTOL ROAD WOODFORD BERKELEY MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 29/03/2021 09/04/2021 IN PROGRESS the verge next to Cynfal, Damery Lane optic cable and customer connections. Working hours 0700- Installation of narrow trench for fibre optic Cabelling for Gigaclear KA080-GC/38501710 JUMPERS LANE BERKELEY BERKELEY FW, CW, VERGE, WHOLE OF JUMPERS LANE MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 30/03/2021 12/04/2021 IN PROGRESS Gigaclear [Utility repair and maintenance works] Installation of Fibre Optic Gigaclear KA030-CU006762 STATION ROAD BERKELEY BERKELEY The Bungalow to Wheatleaze MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 06/04/2021 14/04/2021 IN PROGRESS Ducting. Working hours 0700-1900. TM: Road Closure [Utility repair and maintenance works] Instalation of Fibre Optic MULTI-WAY Gigaclear KA030-CU007745 TREVISA CRESCENT BERKELEY BERKELEY Junc of The Leys to end of Trevia Crescent STANDARD 31/03/2021 15/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS Ducting and Chambers. Working hours 0700-1900. TM: Multiway SIGNALS [Utility repair and maintenance works] Installation of Fibre Optic Gigaclear KA030-CU006763 STATION ROAD BERKELEY BERKELEY Wheatleaze to Alderley Materials Ltd MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 09/04/2021 16/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS Ducting. Working hours 0700-1900. TM: Road Closure [Utility repair and maintenance works] Installation of Fibre Optic Gigaclear KA030-CU006764 ABWELL BERKELEY BERKELEY Wheatleaze to Abwell Farm MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 16/04/2021 16/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS Ducting. Working hours 0700-1900. TM: Road Closure WESSEX WATER PG101-C3/S10 CHURCH VIEW NEWPORT BERKELEY 16-17 [Utility repair and maintenance works] Sewer Renovation Works STANDARD GIVE & TAKE 12/04/2021 16/04/2021 PROPOSED WORKS VINECROFT WANSWELL TO [Utility repair and maintenance works] Installation of Fibre Optic Gigaclear KA030-CU006761 WANSWELL BERKELEY 4 Victoria Place to 1 Elmtree Villa MAJOR ROAD CLOSURE 25/03/2021 19/04/2021 IN PROGRESS STATION ROAD BERKELEY Ducting. Working hours 0700-1900. TM: Road Closure [Utility repair and maintenance works] Instalation of Fibre Optic MULTI-WAY Gigaclear KA030-CU007746 HILLCREST BERKELEY BERKELEY Junc of Trevisa Crescent to junc of Canon Park STANDARD 06/04/2021 19/04/2021 IN PROGRESS Ducting and Chambers. Working hours 0700-1900. TM: Multiway SIGNALS [Utility repair and maintenance works] Installation of Fibre Optic Gigaclear
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