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Bedford Borough Council Highways Maintenance Programme 2020 Bedford Borough Council Highways 10:3703/03/2021 Maintenance programme 2020- 2021 Carriageway Maintenance Schemes 2020 - 2021 Council Info Programme Info Project Project Type Road No Bedford Borough Scheme Name Description & Location No Borough Town or Parish Planned Completed Council Ward Deferred from 2019-2020 Patching from junc with The Branston Way Bromham and Biddenham / C10024 Carriageway Maintenance A428 Bromham Bypass 15/03/2021 west to the C46 Slip Off to Bromham Biddenham Ward Kempston Rural Resurfacing C10061 Carriageway Maintenance UC71 Cause End Road, Wootton Wootton ward Wootton 13/01/2021 27/01/2021 Resurface/ Reconstruction from Putnoe Goldington / C10029 Carriageway Maintenance C40 Church Lane, Bedford Street to Queens Drive Bedford 27/04/2020 07/05/2020 Putnoe Wards Resurfacing from Putnoe Lane to Polhill C10025 Brickhill / Putnoe Carriageway Maintenance B660 Kimbolton Road, Bedford Avenue Bedford 21/09/2020 30/10/2020 (C979.10) Wards Resurfacing from Kimbolton Road to Park C10051 Carriageway Maintenance L Pemberley Avenue, Bedford Avenue De Parys Ward Bedford 17/08/2020 14/09/2020 C02954 Resurfacing southbound lane from Park Sharnbrook (C10017) Carriageway Maintenance A6 Rushden Road, Sharnbrook Lane south to Templars Way Sharnbrook 14/09/2020 25/09/2020 Ward Patching O/S Hotel C10012 Carriageway Maintenance A600 St Mary's Street, Bedford Castle Ward Bedford 01/06/2020 05/06/2020 Queens Park C10031 Traffic Calming L Winifred Road, Bedford Speed Cushion replacement Bedford 16/07/2020 23/07/2020 Ward Queens Park C10032 Traffic Calming L Cutcliffe Grove, Bedford Speed Cushion replacement Bedford 20/07/2020 27/07/2020 Ward Queens Park C10033 Traffic Calming L Coventry Road, Bedford Speed Cushion replacement Bedford 22/07/2020 31/07/2020 Ward Queens Park C10034 Traffic Calming L Iddesleigh Road, Bedford Speed Cushion replacement Bedford 28/07/2020 06/08/2020 Ward 2020-2021 Resurfacing from A4280 Bromham Road to C11007 Carriageway Maintenance A5141 Ashburnham Road, Bedford Castle Ward Bedford 15/06/2020 03/07/2020 Midland Road roundabout Resurface full length from junction with Kempston North C11005 Carriageway Maintenance L Burgess Close, Kempston Kempston 05/11/2020 19/11/2020 Mortimer Road Ward Resurface full length from junction with C11076 Carriageway Maintenance L Corfe Road, Bedford Putnoe Ward Bedford 09/11/2020 11/11/2020 Arundel Drive C11999 Carriageway Maintenance Coring balance of programme Coring and drainage investigations Various Various Various Various Resurfacing full length from junction with C11012 Carriageway Maintenance L Crediton Close, Bedford De Parys Ward Bedford 05/11/2020 11/11/2020 Caves Lane Resurfacing from Windrush Avenue to C11072 Carriageway Maintenance L Dart Road, Bedford Brickhill Ward Bedford 14/08/2020 24/08/2020 Waveney Avenue Resurfacing from St Marys Street to C11091 Carriageway Maintenance L Duckmill Lane, Bedford Castle Ward Bedford 28/04/2021 cardington Road Resurfacing from Armstrong Close to C11013 Carriageway Maintenance C523 Elstow Road, Bedford Cauldwell Ward Bedford 22/03/2021 Progress Way Resurfacing from Newnham Avenue to C11045 Carriageway Maintenance L Greenshields Road, Bedford Newnham Ward Bedford 19/11/2020 01/12/2020 Castle Road Kempston Rural C11034 Carriageway Maintenance UC63 Hay Lane, Kempston West End to Firs Farm Kempston Rural 13/01/2021 22/01/2021 Ward De Parys / Resurfacing junctions with Fairholme, C11015 Carriageway Maintenance L Haylands Way, Bedford Goldington Bedford 10/08/2020 21/08/2020 Chiltern Ave and Pollhill Ave Wards Patching Dean and C11088 Carriageway Maintenance C4 High Street, Upper Dean Brook Lane to High Street, Upper Dean Riseley Ward 15/02/2021 Shelton Jucn with High Street to Swineshead Rd 22/02/2021 Resurfacing full length from junction with C11065 Carriageway Maintenance L Kilpin Close, Bedford Kingsbrook Ward Bedford 12/10/2020 20/10/2020 Faldo Road Resurfacing full length from junction with C11038 Carriageway Maintenance L Lely Close, Bedford Harpur Ward Bedford 26/05/2020 03/06/2020 Rowlandson Way Resurfacing from Barford Avenue to Cedar C11042 Carriageway Maintenance A600 London Road, Bedford Kingsbrook Ward Bedford 24/08/2020 09/09/2020 Road and the Service Road G:\Highways & Transport\Highways BBC\Highways Hub\Structural Maintenance Programme Archive\2020-21_SM_Simplified_Programme_Carriageway Bedford Borough Council Highways 10:3703/03/2021 Maintenance programme 2020- 2021 Council Info Programme Info Project Project Type Road No Bedford Borough Scheme Name Description & Location No Borough Town or Parish Planned Completed Council Ward Resurfacing from Cotton End Road to the Wilshamstead C11060 Carriageway Maintenance C127 Luton Road, Wilstead Wilshamstead 25/01/2021 10/02/2021 A6 Ward Resurfacing from Ashburnham Road to C11018 Carriageway Maintenance A5141 Midland Road, Bedford Castle Ward Bedford 15/06/2020 03/07/2020 Prebend Street C11050 Carriageway Maintenance L Mill Lane, Odell Resurfacing full length from High Street Harrold Ward Odell 08/05/2020 13/08/2020 Resurfacing full length from Hillgrounds Kempston North C11037 Carriageway Maintenance L Mortimer Road, Kempston Kempston 11/11/2020 19/11/2020 Road Ward Resurfacing full length from junction with C11073 Carriageway Maintenance L Orwell Close, Bedford Brickhill Ward Bedford 03/08/2020 10/08/2020 Torridge Rise C11038 Carriageway Maintenance L Rowlandson Way, Bedford Resurfacing full length from Turner Way Harpur Ward Bedford 26/05/2020 03/06/2020 Resurfacing from park Avenue to C11021 Carriageway Maintenance L St Andrews Road, Bedford De Parys Ward Bedford 16/10/2020 28/10/2020 Pemberley Road Resurfacing from Cauldwell Street to Rope C11022 Carriageway Maintenance A600 St Johns Street, Bedford Castle Ward Bedford 05/06/2020 17/06/2020 Walk roundabout C11074 Carriageway Maintenance L St Leonards Avenue, Bedford Resurfacing full length from Station Road Cauldwell Ward Bedford 13/10/2020 23/10/2020 C11077 Carriageway Maintenance L Swindale Road, Bedford Resurfacing full length from Avon Drive Brickhill Ward Bedford 13/08/2020 20/08/2020 Elstow & C11025 Carriageway Maintenance UC84 West End, Elstow Resurfacing service road nos 1-15 Elstow 11/01/2021 15/01/2021 Stewartby Ward C11062 Carriageway Maintenance L Willmers Close, Bedford Resurfacing full length from Polar Avenue Putnoe Ward Bedford 14/08/2020 26/08/2020 Elstow & C11095 Carriageway Maintenance C94 Woburn Road, Wootton Manor Road to Fields Road Stewartby 21/09/2020 29/09/2020 Stewartby Ward Elstow & C11096 Carriageway Maintenance C94 Woburn Road, Wootton Broadmead Road to Green Lane Stewartby 30/09/2020 14/10/2020 Stewartby Ward C11092 Elstow & Causeway Rdbt 11/02/2021 Carriageway Maintenance A6 Wixams Bypass, Elstow Stewartby Ward, Elstow, Wixams (Junc with Bedford Rd, Wixams) 22/02/2021 Wilshamstead C11093 Elstow & Carriageway Maintenance A6 Wixams Bypass, Elstow Elstow Tip Rbdt Stewartby Ward Elstow 01/02/2021 C11094 Wilshamstead Carriageway Maintenance A6 Wixams Bypass, Elstow Southern Cross Rbdt Ward Wixams 05/02/2021 Additional Schemes C11098 Castle Ward Carriageway Maintenance C511 Cardington Road, Bedford Junc with St John's to Kingsbrook Road Bedford 01/03/2021 C11101 Goldington Ward Carriageway Maintenance L Sergeant's Way, Bedford Resurface full length Bedford 08/03/2021 C17141 Goldington Ward Carriageway Maintenance A4280 Norse Road/ Goldington Road Rdbt Resurface roundabout Bedford 12/04/2021 C10015 Kempston Rural Carriageway Maintenance A428 The Branston Way Resurface roundabout to Kingswood Way Ward Geat Denham 29/04/2021 C11097 Goldington Ward Junc with Queens Drive to Goldington Carriageway Maintenance C40 Goldington Green, Bedford Bedford 10/05/2021 Road G:\Highways & Transport\Highways BBC\Highways Hub\Structural Maintenance Programme Archive\2020-21_SM_Simplified_Programme_Carriageway .
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