Closure of Breakspear Road South postponed

Posted on Apr 12th 2019 by HS2 in Hillingdon

The proposed four day closure of Breakspear Road South, planned during week commencing Monday 15 April has been postponed. We know that residents were notified about this planned closure last week and we apologise for any inconvenience caused.

The work planned during this closure will now take place later in the year and further information will be available nearer the time. Residents will be notified in advance by post and on this Commonplace site.

More information can be found here.

 

New Year’s Green Lane closure: April 13/14

Please be aware of the following

LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984-SECTION 14
NEWYEARS GREEN LANE HAREFIELD
EMERGENCY TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
SATURDAY 13TH AND SUNDAY 14TH APRIL 2019
The Council of the London Borough of Hillingdon hereby gives notice that to enable essential vegetation works and so as not to endanger the public; Newyears Green Lane, Harefield will be closed from the Junction of Harvil Road to the Junction of Breakspear Road South.
Diversions will be in place via: Harvil Road, Swakeleys Road, Breakspear Road South and Vice Versa.
Nothing in the Order shall apply to prevent vehicular access to premises on or adjacent to the prohibited length of road insofar as access is reasonably practicable without interference with the said works.
The closures will apply between 07:00am Saturday 13th April 2019 until 19:00pm Sunday 14th April 2019, to such extent as is indicated by traffic signs prescribed by the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002.
The closure will remain in force until the works are complete; this is expected to be for 2 days.
more  info at

https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/commonplace-customer-files/hs2inhillingdon/CSJV%20Newyears%20Green%20Lane%20road%20closure%20-%2013%2014%20April%2019%20Final.pdf

Help beautify the library garden?

We have received the following from the Library Team

As you may be aware, last October, a team of volunteers which included local school children, redesigned and is now in the process of planting up the Library Garden . We met again this week for a Natter and Potter tidying session. These sessions are open to all residents to come along and make their contribution mix in, chat and enjoy a cup of tea with the other gardening workers.  The Library garden is accessible to library users.

We would like to take this opportunity to see if you or any  group you are associated with would like to join forces to take this slightly further and make-over the front beds outside the library in Ickenham and to see if any of your members could assist in the transformation, would like to create a bedding design, offer plants and could offer time for maintenance.

The Library manager – Barbara Ezra – has been given the provisional go-ahead from the council on condition that residents can offer this information and back up going forward.

There are various schemes that this could head towards including Britain in Bloom but Barbara and I have our eyes set on opening the main Library Garden for the Festival week in 2020 and with a view to having transformed the front bed outside the car park by that time too.

If you think you could help or would like to join a Natter and Potter session please contact the Library directly on (01895) 558271

Thanks in advance

“Cancel HS2” petition – closes April 24

Somehow this petition has slipped through almost unnoticed. It will run only until the 24th April. It needs to get to 10,000 signatures to get to a Government response or, at 100,000, it might get a parliamentary debate.’  So, if you agree with the proposal, please sign it, if you haven’t already done so. Please pass the link on to everyone you can think of. Thanks!

We call on the Government to abandon the HS2 Rail project:

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/230452

 

Pick-up Parking at Ickenham Station

One of the Committee members received this from NCP – the operators of the station car park:

The grace period at this site is 15 minutes.

Our car park Management team have confirmed they will have signage put up at the entrance; however, there is no Pick-up and Drop off area within the car park.

So, if you’re picking people up, don’t hang around more than 15 minutes.

 

Travel impacts of HS2 and other programmes

Report from Brian Adams following HS2 Traffic Liaison meeting with LBH:

The following is our latest understanding of the works taking place locally which will impact travelling. Some of the programmes are still being discussed and there may be changes to durations and dates.

February

9 – 10   Chiltern Line is closed between Marylebone and High Wycombe for HS2 works

11- 17   Creation of new access to HS2 West Ruislip construction site  which will result in closure of northbound cycle lane and pavement (opposite road to West Ruislip station car park)

March

11- 17    Harvil Road will be closed to enable repairs to the railway bridge (Note: this is a Network Rail programme not HS2)

March -April

HS2 Test pilings for the viaduct will be made in West Hyde, off Harvil Road (and possibly Moorhall Road). This will create  HGV movements in Harvil Road, Swakeleys Road and Swakeleys roundabout.  The peak HGV movement is anticipated to be 300 per day.

May – July

HS2 closure of Breakspear Road South for 8 weeks. Currently scheduled to start 24 May but community concern over impact to students taking examinations may lead to change.

HS2 Tunnel Boring Machine power supply

This programmes is still under discussion but HS2 has proposed a route. This can be seen in this map (PowerPoint). Initially there will be test trenches but once the programme proceeds it will take place over a year. We are advised that one lane will always remain open and no resident will have works in front of their house for more than 4 weeks.

RAF Resurfacing of Northolt runway

There will be HGV movements but we do not yet have details of routes or numbers.

HS2 Main Works

We await details of the HGV movements.