Aerial view of MetroBus construction work on Bradley Stoke Way, near the Aztec West Roundabout.

Update on MetroBus works in the Stokes

Key points in this month’s MetroBus construction report, compiled with assistance from Alun Griffith (Contractors) Ltd, are: Overnight closures of Bradley Stoke Way scheduled to start in September 12-week lane closure planned on westbound Bradley Stoke Way, but … Discovery of ANOTHER uncharted gas main could delay work Overnight closures of Bradley Stoke Way A traffic order has been published to

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MetroBus construction work on Bradley Stoke Way.

Bradley Stoke MetroBus: Progress and plans

The zebra crossing at Patchway Brook Roundabout was reopened on 25th April, following a wait for South Gloucestershire Council’s StreetCare service to connect the electrical supply for the Belisha beacons. As planned, the temporary pedestrian crossing at Orchard Gate was then closed, to allow the construction area to be extended on the north side of Bradley Stoke Way. Newly-authorised extended

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Roadworks sign on Park Avenue, Aztec West Business Park, Bristol.

New Aztec West/A38 roadworks begin today

A new set of long-term roadworks at Aztec West gets under way today (Monday 16th May). The  scheme, which involves widening the A38 southbound approach to the Aztec West Roundabout, widening the eastern side of the roundabout to provide four lanes, installing new light-controlled crossings for pedestrians and cyclists across three arms of the roundabout and widening the shared use footway/cycleway either side of the

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Temporary water main installed opposite the junction of Bradley Stoke Way and Woodlands Lane.

MetroBus construction: April progress report

By Jim Aitken, community liaison officer at Alun Griffiths Ltd MetroBus contractor Alun Griffiths Ltd have been granted extended working hours by the planning department of South Gloucestershire Council (SGC). Where the construction programme will benefit, we shall make use of these extended working hours to expedite the delivery of critical areas of the construction. Extended working hours are only

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