Drivers warned of disruption as more than 20 roads across West Northamptonshire face temporary closures
Motorists across Northampton face a series of road closures over the coming weeks as highways repairs, resurfacing and other essential works take place across the town and surrounding villages.
West Northamptonshire Council has published public notices detailing temporary restrictions affecting major routes, residential streets and rural roads throughout late October and November.
Among the most significant is a planned overnight westbound closure of Danes Camp Way, between the Towcester Road and Hunsbury Hill Road roundabouts.
The restriction is expected to last one night from November 10 to allow carriageway surveys and other works to take place.


Drivers will be diverted via Towcester Road, St Peters Way, West Bridge, St James Road, Weedon Road and Upton Way.
Lumbertubs Way is also due to face southbound restrictions from November 11, affecting sections from St Gregorys Road towards the Weston Favell on-slip and Round Spinney roundabout.
The closure is expected to last two nights while coring, surveying and resurfacing work takes place.
An alternative route will operate via Talavera Way, Great Billing Way and Wellingborough Road.
Elsewhere, Park Avenue North will close between Wellingborough Road and Broadway East for up to five days from November 6 for carriageway repairs.
Diversions will operate via Kettering Road, Raglan Street and Wellingborough Road for southbound traffic, and Wellingborough Road, Abington Square and Kettering Road for northbound motorists.
Cartwright Road, between Currie Road and Kingsthorpe Road, is also scheduled to close for one day from November 6 for carriageway repairs.
Drivers will be diverted along Kingsthorpe Road, Knightley Road and Currie Road.
Other Northampton closures include Swansea Crescent, from Tintern Avenue to the end of the road, for one day from November 9 while a pole is replaced.
Ash Lane in Collingtree will also close between High Street and Hutchcraft Way for one day from November 10 for similar work.
The diversion will use Watering Lane, the A45, Rowtree Road, Towcester Road, Rectory Lane, Barn Lane and Collingtree Road.
Bridgewater Drive is expected to close between Abington Park Crescent and MacLean Close for one day from October 26 while carriageway patching takes place.
Spinney Hill Road will also close between Coppice Drive and Spinney Crescent for two days from October 26 for carriageway repairs, with traffic diverted via Spinney Way and Coppice Drive.
Meanwhile, Malcolm Drive and Lyncrest Avenue will face restrictions at their junction for five days from October 25 while water supply replacement work takes place.
Diversions will use Trevor Crescent, Lyncrest Avenue, Cameron Drive, Lovat Drive and Ellesmere Avenue.
A programme of traffic calming, road patching, signing and lining works will affect several roads in Moulton between October 26 and November 12.
Overstone Road, between Park View and Ashley Lane, is scheduled to close on October 26 and 27, with further restrictions planned for November 9 and 10.
Boughton Road, between West Street and Forester Road, is also included in the programme, alongside Church Street between Church Hill and Chater Street.
Park View, The Avenue and Thorpeville will be affected on October 30, although access will be maintained for residents.
Ashley Lane, between Park View and Overstone Road, is scheduled to close on November 2.
In Roade, Hyde Road will close between Abbotts Way and Hyde Close for nine nights from November 7 while brickwork repairs are carried out to a railway bridge.
Motorists will be diverted via London Road, Northampton Road, Stratford Road and Hyde Road.
Gayton Road in Blisworth is also scheduled to close between the parish boundary and Chapel Lane for one day from November 9 during gas main replacement works.
Broughton Road in Walgrave will close for three days from November 10 for a new water connection, with diversions using the A43, Kettering Road, High Street, Old Road, Walgrave Road, Hannington Road and Broughton Road.
Rothersthorpe Road in Kislingbury will be closed between Thrup Way and Gayton Road for one day from November 12 during ducting works.
In Harpole, Weedon Road will face an overnight closure between Sandy Lane and Upton Valley Way North from November 13 for surveying and carriageway resurfacing.
Sandy Lane in Harpole is also expected to close for five days from October 26, affecting a 60-metre section from the A4500 roundabout.
Elsewhere, Welford Road between Chapel Brampton and Spratton will close between Cank Farm and Spratton Grange Lodge for up to three days from October 26 while vegetation removal and structural repairs take place.
Other restrictions include Buckingham Road in Deanshanger, between the A422 and The Green, for one day from October 27 during drainage and carriageway repairs.
West Street in Long Buckby will close between Syers Green Lane and Harbidges Lane for three days from October 28 for a new water connection.
In Little Houghton, Bedford Road will be restricted along its one-way section from the A428 towards the village for one day from October 23.
Bedford Road in Denton will also close between Church Way and Watering Lane for three days from October 27 during pipe repairs.
School Lane in Pattishall will face a three-day closure from October 27 between Birds Hill Road and the school for stop tap replacement work.
In Byfield, Bell Lane and The Twistle will be affected for three days from October 26 while pole and ducting works are carried out.
Banbury Lane in Culworth will also face a one-day closure from November 11 for drainage inspection and cleaning.
The council's temporary traffic regulation orders can remain legally in force for up to 18 months, although the individual closures are expected to last for much shorter periods.
Restrictions will apply only when the appropriate traffic signs are displayed.
For further information, residents can contact West Northamptonshire Council on 01604 651072 or email [email protected], quoting the relevant road closure reference.
This public notice was published in the Chronicle & Echo and the Public Notice Portal.