List of upcoming road closures and traffic notices in towns and villages near Banbury

Several temporary road closures and traffic notices have been confirmed to take place in Banbury and nearby villages over the coming months.

The restrictions have been put in place to allow a range of utility, maintenance and improvement works to be carried out safely.

Several temporary road closures and traffic notices have been confirmed to take place in Banbury and nearby villages over the coming weeks.placeholder image
Several temporary road closures and traffic notices have been confirmed to take place in Banbury and nearby villages over the coming weeks.

Banbury

Cherwell Drive in Banbury will be subject to overnight road closures while resurfacing works take place.

The restrictions will operate between 9pm and 5am from November 9 to 12 and November 16 to 17.

The road will remain open outside these hours, with the works expected to be completed by November 17.

Drivers will be diverted via Castle Street, the A361, A422 and A4260.

Adderbury

Water Lane in Adderbury will be closed to traffic from Monday, November 9, until Wednesday, November 11.

The closure will allow contractors working for Centercomms to clear blockages in underground BT ducts to facilitate fibre cabling works.

A diversion will be in place via The Green, Water Lane, High Street, Oxford Road, Berry Hill Road, Cross Hill Road, New Road and Horn Hill Road.

Deddington

Victoria Terrace in Deddington will be closed outside numbers 1 to 7 Wychway House from Monday, November 9, until Friday, November 13.

The closure will allow contractors working for M Group Water to excavate the road, construct a new chamber and install an air valve.

Drivers will be diverted via Bull Ring.

Culworth

Banbury Lane in Culworth is expected to be restricted for one day on Qednesday, November 11 while CCTV surveys and drainage cleaning works are carried out.

The restriction will affect the section between its junction with Queen Street and the track leading to Sulgrave Road.

The diversion will be via Queen Street, Sulgrave Road, Banbury Road, Greatworth Tee, the B4525, Banbury Road and The Warren.

South Newington

Bakers Lane in South Newington will be closed from Monday, November 16, until Friday, November 27.

The closure will allow National Grid to install new underground electricity cables and provide connections to properties along the road.

The restriction will cover the section from the junction of Bakers Lane to the end of the lane.

No alternative route has been specified as the road is a dead end.

Byfield

The entire length of The Green in Byfield is due to close from Thursday, December 3.

The temporary restriction is being introduced to allow remedial works to be carried out safely.

Middle Barton

Fox Lane in Middle Barton will be closed between Enstone Road and number 17 from Tuesday, January 5, until Monday, January 11, 2027.

The closure will allow contractors working for Circet UK Ltd to install BT ducting to provide fibre broadband to properties.

Drivers will be diverted via Fox Lane, Kiddington Road and the B4030.

Kingham

Station Road in Kingham will be closed opposite the substation from Monday, January 11, until Tuesday, January 26, 2027.

The closure will allow Network Plus Services to carry out work to install a water connection, with the possibility of a disconnection.

A diversion will be in place via Station Road, the A436 and B4450.

Salford, Chipping Norton

Worcester Road in Salford, near Chipping Norton, will be closed between Southerndown Care Home and the Cross Hands Inn from Monday, January 11, until Saturday, January 16, 2027.

The closure will allow tree-cutting work to take place.

Drivers will be diverted via Worcester Road, New Street, the A361, A424 and A436.

Great Rollright

A road running from the A3400 North to High Street in Great Rollright will be closed from Monday, March 8, until Friday, April 2, 2027.

The closure will allow contractors to demolish a disused railway abutment near Halt Farm.

A diversion will be in place using surrounding roads.

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