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Essential works to start next week on Eccleshall Road, Stone

Posted on Tuesday 7th February 2023
David Williams newsroom

County Cllr David Williams

Motorists are being advised of additional highway works near the A34 Walton Roundabout in Stone, due to start on Monday 13 February.

Staffordshire County Council’s highways teams will be carrying out additional drainage investigations along the B5026 Eccleshall Road.

The work will be carried out during the day and is expected to take one week to complete. To make sure the works can be carried out safely, a one-way road closure will be in place from 9.30am to 3pm each day, between the A34 Walton Roundabout and Tilling Drive.

Traffic will only be permitted to exit the A34 Walton Roundabout and travel towards Tilling Drive.

A diversion will be in place via the B5026 to Eccleshall, then along the A519, A51 and A34 to Stone.

The essential works are needed ahead of a major resurfacing scheme planned for April, part of a £5.2 million investment by the county council into improving eight major gateways into the county’s towns.

David Williams, Cabinet Member for Highways and Transport at Staffordshire County Council said:

“These essential works are being carried out ahead of a major resurfacing scheme later in April, which will help to prolong the life of the road.

“For the safety of crews and road users, a one-way temporary road closure will be in place during off peak times to help minimise any disruption.  Access will be maintained for residents and businesses during the works where possible and I would like to thank people in advance for their patience and co-operation.”

Further details of the works are available on the one.network website.

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