Councillors welcome resurfacing of busy Banbury town centre junction

Two Banbury councillors have welcomed the planned resurfacing of one of Banbury's busiest junctions.

Road resurfacing work is planned for the junction connecting Warwick Road, North Bar Street, Southam Road and Castle Street.

The work is scheduled to take place overnight between Wednesday, September 9 and and Friday, September 11.

Councillors Mark Cherry, who represents Banbury Ruscote on the county council, and Isabel Creed, who represents Banbury Calthorpe, have welcomed the planned improvements.

Councillors Mark Cherry and Isabel Creed have welcomed the planned resurfacing works on North Bar Street.placeholder image
Councillors Mark Cherry and Isabel Creed have welcomed the planned resurfacing works on North Bar Street.

Cllr Cherry said: “I hear on the doorstep all the time that people are concerned about the condition of roads and pavements in Banbury, so it's welcome news that further improvements are being made to North Bar Street, Horse Fair and the yellow box junction linking Warwick Road, Southam Road and Castle Street.

“I will continue to push the county council to make sure money is spent where it's needed most, while ensuring Oxfordshire's pothole repair data is fully published so every available penny of funding is unlocked."

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