02:28PM, Monday 27 April 2020
The Queen Elizabeth Bridge. Photo by Google.
Repair works on a Windsor bridge are set to result in several road closures over the next few months.
Starting from today (Monday), work is taking place on the QueenElizabeth Bridge on the A332 Windsor Way, which requires urgent repairs.
Over time, water underneath the bridge has corroded the steel connections, or cable ties, that take the load of the structure as vehicles travel over it.
Volker Highways, on behalf of the Royal Borough, is working to replace the cable ties. While the majority of the work will take place underneath the bridge, some full and partial road closures will also be necessary between May and January 2020.
Tuesday, November 3 to Thursday, November 5
Northbound full closure 10pm to 6am. The road will be closed to all traffic in the northbound direction.
Tuesday, November 10 to Thursday, November 12.
Northbound and Southbound Full closure 10pm to 6am. The road will be closed to all traffic in both directions.
Friday, November 27 to Sunday, November 29
Northbound full closure 10pm to 6am. The road will be closed to all traffic in the northbound direction.
Friday, December 4 to Sunday, December 6
Northbound and southbound full closure 10pm to 6am.
Thursday, December 10 to Sunday, December 13.
Northbound and southbound full closure 10pm to 6am. The road will be closed to all traffic in both directions.
Tuesday, January 5 to Thursday, January 7, 2021.
Northbound and southbound full closure 10pm to 6am. The road will be closed to all traffic in both directions.
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