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Search the Public Notice PortalTHERE are several upcoming road closures across Wyre Forest to allow for essential works to be carried out.
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In Stourport-on-Severn, Stagborough Way is due to close from its junction with Lower Lickhill Road to Birchfield Drive for resurfacing and carriageway repairs, with work expected to last for three days from August 10.
Tan Lane will also close from Vernon Road to Lombard Street for two days from August 10 for remedial utility work by Severn Trent Water, with traffic diverted via Bewdley Road and Lombard Street.
Around Kidderminster, Belbroughton Road will shut from its junction with Birmingham Road for about 100 metres eastwards from August 10 for up to 19 days while Cadent replaces a gas main.
Chadwick Lane in Hartlebury is scheduled to close from Stourport Road to Parsons Lane for around five days from August 10 so Grub Construction can lay new ducting.
Green Street in Kidderminster is expected to close between Pump Street and The Ringway from August 11 for two days for Severn Trent remedial works, with the existing one-way system temporarily suspended to allow two-way access for residents and businesses.
In Chaddesley Corbett, Woodrow Lane will be closed between Briar Hill and The Holloway from August 9 for an anticipated 22 days for Severn Trent utility work, with traffic using nearby routes via Worcester Road and Bromsgrove Road.
In Bewdley, Heightington Road will be shut for one day from August 10 over a 200-metre stretch south of Park End for BT utility works.
Access to frontages is meant to be maintained where there is no other way in, but short delays are likely at peak times.
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