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Appendix 6 Indicative Roads Programme for 2016-17 and 2017-18 2016-17 Indicative Principal Roads Programme Road Name Location Ward Bitterne Road West Athelstan Road to Rampart Road Bitterne Park Bitterne Road East Outside 509 to outside 693 Harefield West Quay Road Mayflower Roundabout to Southern Road Bargate 2017-18 Indicative Principal Roads Programme Road Name Location Ward Winchester Road Anglesea Road to Hill Lane Roundabout Shirley Winchester Road Grange Road to Romsey Road Shirley Romsey Road/ Winchester Road Junction 50m approaches on 3 arms of the junction Shirley Western Esplanade Civic Centre Hill to outside Toy R Us Bargate Appendix 6 Indicative Roads Programme for 2016-17 and 2017-18 2016-17 Indicative Classified Roads Programme Road Name Location Ward Portswood Road Grosvenor Road to outside Waggoners Arms Ph Portswood Bath Road Bursledon Road to Bitterne Road East Bitterne Middle Road South East Road to Station Road Sholing Stoneham Lane Bassett Green Road to Channel Farm Road Swaythling Butts Road Shooters Hill Close to outside Butts Crescent Sholing Mousehole Lane Witts Hill to West End Road Roundabout Harefield Botley Road Portsmouth Road to Bursledon Road Sholing Cobden Avenue Midanbury Lane to outside 50 Cobden Avenue Bitterne Park Athelstan Road Cross Road to outside 5 Athelstan Road Peartree Woodmill Lane Oliver Road to approach to Thomas Lewis Way bridge Swaythling 2017-18 Indicative Classified Roads Programme Road Name Location Ward Aldermoor Road Across Junction Peach Road Coxford Aldermoor Road Waltham Crescent to Lewis Silkin Way Coxford Spring Road (Part 1) Edwina Close to Deacon Road Peartree Spring Road (Part 2) Station Road to Rosoman Road Peartree Raymond Road Hill Lane to Malmesbury Road Roundabout Shirley St James Road Raymond Road to Upper Shirley Avenue Shirley St James Road Winchester Road to Upper Shirley Avenue Shirley Hill Lane Commercial Road to Archers Road Freemantle Appendix 6 Indicative Roads Programme for 2016-17 and 2017-18 2016-17 Indicative Unclassified Roads Programme Road Name Ward Glenfield Crescent Harefield Bramdean Road (Part) Harefield Summit Way Harefield Lydgate Road Bitterne Cunningham Crescent Sholing Heathfield Road Sholing Court Close Harefield Milbury Crescent Harefield Bitterne Service Road (Part) Harefield Brookwood Road Redbridge Braeside Crescent Peartree Drayton Close Woolston Durlston Road Redbridge Fullerton Close (Part) Woolston Longstock Close Woolston 2017-18 Indicative Unclassified Roads Programme Minstead Avenue Harefield Devonshire Road Bargate Yeovil Chase Harefield Sirdar Road Portswood Bassett Heath Avenue Bassett Trent Road Bitterne Park Campion Road Bitterne Sparsholt Road Woolston Blenheim Gardens Swaythling Seacombe Green Redbridge Shooters Hill Close Sholing Mead Crescent Swaythling Oliver Road Swaythling Caerleon Avenue Bitterne Burghclere Road Woolston .

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