Roadworks taking place across Milton Keynes

Friday, 15 April 2022 09:14

From Tuesday 19 April 2022, MK Council will be carrying out roadworks on some sections in the following areas.

To provide a safe working environment for staff, some temporary road closures and diversions may be necessary.

Maintenance Works Golden Grid:

20-26 April:

H8 Standing Way between V3 and V1

Resurfacing Works:

19-20 April:

Bletchley - Clarke Road

Kerb Works:

19-20 April:

Olney - Midland Road

Some roundabout works are also set to take place from 20th April, find out more here: Roundabout works to take place on busy Milton Keynes road

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