On behalf of Essex County Council, Bouygues UK Ltd are undertaking essential works on Fifth Avenue – Zelenskyy Avenue A1019 and Gladwin Way as part of the Harlow & Gilston Garden Town Sustainable Transport Corridor project.
As a result of these works, the following closures will be taking place:
Fifth Avenue – Zelenskyy Avenue A1019 will be closed in both directions between Burnt Mill Roundabout and Sainsbury’s Roundabout.
This closure will begin at 8pm on Friday 11 April, with Fifth Avenue – Zelenskyy Avenue reopening in full by 5am on Monday 14 April.
Gladwin Way will be closed at the junction of Fifth Avenue – Zelenskyy Avenue A1019, from 8pm on Friday 11 April for a period of up to four weeks.
The road closure on Fifth Avenue – Zelenskyy Avenue A1019 is required to carry out drainage installation and surfacing works on both the northbound and southbound carriageways, with a full closure in both directions needed to ensure both the safety of the public and workforce.
The road closure on Gladwin Way is required to carry out the remodelling of the junction and the footpath. Please note that these works are weather dependent, and dates may change accordingly.
Due to open excavations across the carriageway, there will be no access for vehicles, aside from the emergency services.
However, there will be clearly signed diversion routes during these works, with a map detailing the closure location and diversion routes detailed below.
A certain amount of inconvenience is inevitable with work of this type, and Essex County Council and the contractors greatly appreciate your patience during the works.
The work will also unavoidably create some noise but the aim is to keep particularly noisy operations before 22:00 hours each evening.
For further information, updates relating to this closure, and to check on any future closures and works taking place during the project, please refer to the following:
Website – www.essexhighways.org/harlow-sustainable-transport-corridors
Email – Harlow.NorthtoCentreSTC@essexhighways.org
Phone – 0345 603 7631
