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View our current roadworks in Stafford.
Staffordshire County Council will shortly be carrying out significant works on the A520 Radford Street in Stone, as they start work on an £680,000 investment in the local area. The team will be replacing ironwork where necessary, replacing damaged kerbs and resurfacing the carriageway. The works will be conducted under lane closures, and nighttime closures for the resurfacing of the carriageway.
The work will commence in 13 July 2026
Approximately 11 Weeks.
To keep disruption to a minimum, and for the safety of the public and our workforce, the works will be conducted under nighttime closures for the duration of the works.
Access to the surrounding roads for residents will be maintained for the majority of the scheme. However for the safety of the public and our workforce, during the resurfacing phase there will be closures in place within the hours of 7pm and 6am and restricted to Monday-Thursday nights, with the official dates being between 7 September and 16 October. More detailed phasing and programme dates for these closures will be advertised as we progress through the works.
During the road closures, a diversion route will be in place for properties outside the workspace, no through traffic will be permitted.
We take care to make sure that work is completed with the minimum of disturbance to the local community but as with any major works, some minor traffic delays may occur. Although we will do our best to ensure that noise pollution is kept to a minimum, it is likely that noise will be heard during the working times.
Please take care to plan your journeys and if necessary move vehicles to an accessible location during work phases (public letters will be delivered to affected properties with specific scheme details).
You can help us to get the job done with the minimum of fuss by following this advice: