Bexley flyover repairs to cause disruption until December 2026
Major works on Harrow Manorway Flyover involve replacing bridge bearings and concrete repairs.
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Major works to replace worn-out bridge bearings on the Harrow Manorway Flyover in Bexley commenced on September 28. The scheme, which is expected to last until December 2026, involves removing existing bridge bearings, undertaking concrete repairs to the structure, and installing new components. The works are being carried out by specialist contractor Ekspan Ltd on behalf of Bexley Council.
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Temporary two-way traffic signals will be in operation on Felixstowe Road for a two-week period starting from September 28. These signals are necessary for the safe execution of the repair work. Additionally, parking suspensions will be implemented on the car park side of Felixstowe Road during this time. The footway on the car park side of Felixstowe Road will be closed for the entire duration of the works for safety reasons. Pedestrians will be directed to use the footway on the opposite side of the road, which will remain open.
Most of the repair work will take place during standard daytime working hours, Monday to Friday. A small amount of work is scheduled for nighttime, with further details to be provided by the council once confirmed. Bexley Council has apologised for any inconvenience caused and stated it will endeavour to minimise disruption throughout the project. Residents with queries or specific requirements have been advised to contact the council's engineering services team.
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+When will the works on Harrow Manorway Flyover be completed?
The major works to replace worn-out bridge bearings on the Harrow Manorway Flyover in Bexley are programmed to be completed in December 2026. The project began on September 28 and involves significant structural repairs.
+What traffic disruptions can drivers expect?
Temporary two-way traffic signals will be in operation on Felixstowe Road for two weeks, starting from September 28, to facilitate the repair work. Drivers should anticipate potential delays in this area.
+Will pedestrian access be affected?
Yes, the footway on the car park side of Felixstowe Road will be closed for the full duration of the works, which are scheduled to end in December 2026. Pedestrians will need to use the footway on the opposite side of the road.
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