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HIP Schedule HIGHWAY INVESTMENT PROGRAMME 2021-22 FOOTWAYS May 21 *PLEASE NOTE DATES MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND ARE A GUIDE ONLY* Street Name Ward Extents Treatment When Status Albert Road CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Sunningdale Road CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Beech Road CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Bowness Avenue CHS Resurface Spring Planned Dennison Road CHS Resurface Spring Planned Brock Drive CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Bray Close CHS Resurface Spring Planned Woking Road CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Newlands Avenue CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Guildford Avenue CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Rushton Road CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Rushside Road CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Newbury Close CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Thorn Grove CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned The Grove CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Hill Top Avenue CHS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Vicarage Avenue CHS Church to Church Road Reconstruct Spring Planned Turves Rd CHS Highfield Road to Bruntwood Lane Resurface Spring In Progress Alfreton Road OF Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Blackstone Road OF Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Blaze Moss Bank OF Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Ashway Clough South OF Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Blake Drive OF Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Offerton Road OF / MS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Lindbury Avenue OF Resurface Summer Planned Moreton Walk OF Garage area and link path Slurry seal Spring/Summer Planned Moreton Lane OF Slurry seal Spring/Summer Planned Knypersley Avenue OF Resurface Summer Planned Old Hall Drive OF Retread Recycle Autumn TBC Avondale Avenue HZ Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Balmoral Grove HZ Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Avondale Road HZ Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Ascot Drive HZ Resurface Spring In Progress Aintree Close HZ Resurface Spring Planned Bath Close HZ Resurface Spring Planned Ayr Close HZ Resurface Spring Planned Angel Street HZ Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Spring Gardens HZ Resurface Spring Planned Battersbay Grove HZ Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Bakewell Road HZ Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Birch Tree Avenue HZ Resurface Spring Planned Alma Road HZ Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Alderley Close HZ Resurface Spring Planned Ashbourne Road HZ Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Baslow Drive HZ Resurface Spring Planned Dorothy Road HZ Retread Recycle Autumn TBC Tideswell Road HZ Retread Recycle Autumn TBC Poise Close HZ Retread Recycle Autumn TBC George Lane BW Gilbert Bank to Hyde Road Resurface Spring Completed Carmichael Street ECH Edgeley Road to Old Chapel Street Resurface Spring In Progress Kennerley Road DCG Resurface Summer Planned Far Cromwell Road BW Reconstruct Spring Completed Lake St SH Resurface Summer Planned Alldis St SH Resurface Summer Planned Firs Road CG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Freshfield Road HS Reconstruct Spring In Progress Church Lane MS Derby Street to Ring O Bells Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Norwood Ave MS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Hollingworth Drive MS Resurface Summer Planned Queens Drive HS Reconstruct Spring Planned Hebden Ave BW Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Branksome Road HS Resurface Summer Planned Egerton Road DCG Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Carstairs Avenue DCG Resurface Summer Planned Woodstock Crescent BW Retread Recycle Autumn TBC Deneway MS Resurface Summer Planned Turncroft Lane MAN Hall Street to Kays Avenue Reconstruct Spring In Progress Maveen Grove DCG Resurface Summer Planned Broad Hey BGR Barnfield Avenue to Barlow Fold Road Resurface Summer Planned Roundcroft BGR Greencroft to Birchvale Drive Resurface Summer Planned Motcombe Road HG Resurface Summer Planned Styal Road HG 157 Styal Road to approx The oaks Resurface Spring In Progress Northgate Road ECH Edgeley Road to Doris Road Resurface Summer Planned Mill Lane BW Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Davenport Drive BW Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Frances Avenue CG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Crosby Street DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Russell Street DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Violet Street DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Weston Drive DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Adswood Old Hall Road DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Alvanley Crescent DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Barnfield Road West DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Cale Street DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Chelford Grove DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Dorset Avenue DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Granville Road DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Green Street DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Neston Grove DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Petersburg Road DCG Stockholm Road to Dale street Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Siddington Avenue DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Tarporley Close DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Adswood Lane West DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Beech Road DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Cambridge Street DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Lytham Street DCG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Outwood Road HG Finney Lane to Cross Road Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Wilmslow Road HG Cheadle Royal to Etchells Road Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Cross road HG Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned Yew Street HS Slurry Seal Spring/Summer Planned HIGHWAY INVESTMENT PROGRAMME 2021-22 CARRIAGEWAYS May 21 *PLEASE NOTE DATES MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AND ARE A GUIDE ONLY* Berkeley Road HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Delamere Road HZ Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Clarendon Road HZ Hazelwood Road to Deneside Cres Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Deneside Crescent HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Farndon Avenue HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Tatton Close HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Braemar Road HZ Hazelwood Road to Cromar Road Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Braemar Road HZ Cromar Road to Avondale Avenue Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Kintore Avenue HZ Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Avondale Avenue HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Balmoral Grove HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Cromar Road HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Morven Avenue HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Haddon Road HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Woodland Avenue HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Oaklands Drive HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Haven Close HZ Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Kent Avenue DCG Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Birdhall Avenue DCG Adopted area only Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Vienna Road DCG Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Berlin Road DCG Dale Street to Brussels Road Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Brussels Road DCG Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Stockholm Road DCG Petersburg Road to Vienna Road Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Ashfield Grove DCG Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Lowfield Rd DCG Wellington Rd S to Shaw Heath Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Maveen Grove DCG Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Birdhall Road DCG Beechurst Road to Adswood Road Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Oakfield Road DCG Elmfield Road to Beechfield Road Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Offerton Lane MAN Medical Centre to St Simons Close Microasphalt Spring Completed Offerton Lane MAN Salcombe Road to Strawberry Gardens Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Woodlands Drive MAN Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Montagu Road MAN Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Curzon Road MAN Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Harleen Grove MAN Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Woodlands Park Road MAN Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Graham Road MAN Resurface April Completed Ludlow Road MAN Bideford Rd to Graham Rd Resurface April Completed Beverley Road MAN Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Hempshaw Lane MAN St Thomas's Park to Lidl Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Nangreave Road MAN Puss in Boots to A6 Resurface Spring/Summer Completed Lowndes lane MAN Nangreave Road to Mile End lane Resurface April Completed Tiviot Way BC River bridge to Portwood RAB Resurface June Planned Ridge Avenue MS Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Lisburne Lane Off Service road outside shops only Resurface April Planned Lower Fold MN Windsor Castle Junction Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Pownall Ave BN Adopted section only Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Adshall Road CHN Minster Drive to Priory Road Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Totridge Close OF Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Alcester Ave ECH Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Stockport Road MN Railway Bridge & The Drive Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Plucksbridge Road MS Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Hyde Road BW Junction & Approaches Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Lingard Street RN Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Poplar Grove SH Adopted section only Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Buttermere Road CG Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Grassmere Road CG Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Blackstone Road OF Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Alfreton Road OF Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Mallowdale Road OF Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Crosswaite Road OF Microasphalt Spring/Summer Planned Oldknow Road MN Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Portloe Road HG Junction of Clerewood Avenue Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Greave Fold BR Resurface Spring/Summer Planned Stockport Road ECH Morrisons to Aurora Surface Dressing Summer Planned A6 Wellington Road North BC Georges Road to Belmont Way Junction Resurface Spring/Summer Planned A6 Buxton Road SH Popular Grove to Material World Resurface
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