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Ealing - Temporary Restrictions On Vehicle For Works

UB5 5AUPublished 26/08/26
Chronicle & Informer • 

What is happening?

LONDON BOROUGH OF EALING
NOTICE OF INTENT TO CREATE A TEMPORARY TRAFFIC ORDER FOR PLANNED
WORKS AFFECTING: VARIOUS ROADS, NORTHOLT.

Ealing Council intends to make the following temporary traffic order under
section 14(1)(a) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984:

Title of order
This order can be referred to as: Temporary traffic order for planned works - TT 5335 Various Roads, Northolt - 2026.

Reason for order
This order is needed to allow for works taking place on or near the road.

These works involve Pegasus Utility Services laying new high voltage power cables.

Effect of order
1. This order will impose restrictions for traffic, refer to schedule on page 2 of
this order.

2. The following temporary restrictions on vehicle movements will take effect
from 18th September 2026.

3. No entry into the fully closed section(s) as illustrated in the schedule (page 2).

4. No waiting, loading, or unloading on either side of the carriageway within the fully closed section.

5. While the temporary restrictions are in place, displaced vehicles must comply with any traffic management measures.

6. This Order does not apply to:
7. anything done at the direction of a police officer in uniform or a police community support officer (PCSO).

8. any vehicle being used for police, fire brigade or ambulance.

Date order will come into force. 18th September 2026 

Maximum duration of order
This order will expire on 16th March 2028 or, on completion of the works, which is expected to be 9th December 2026, whichever is sooner. 

Date: 20th August 2026

Satnam Sahota
Chief Highways Engineer

Schedule Date Location
Phase 1 21/09/2026 to 27/09/2026 Ruislip Road (service road) closed
from junction with Crawford
Gardens to 310 Ruislip Road. Road
closed (Ruislip Road (service road)
from property numbers 338 to 310.
Phase 2 26/09/2026 to 04/10/2026 WEEKEND CLOSURES ONLY.
Kensington Road northbound
from roundabout junction with
Ruislip Road to property number 1
Kensington Road. Southbound traffic
unaffected and open to all traffic.
Phase 3 17/10/2026 to 25/10/2026 WEEKEND CLOSURES ONLY.
Rectory Park Avenue closed in
one direction southbound onto
Ruislip Road. Northbound traffic
unaffected and open to all
traffic. Rectory Park Road closed
northbound at its junction with
Ruislip Road. Southbound traffic
unaffected and open to all traffic.
Only one directional closure will
be implemented at any one time
during this phase of works to allow
access/egress on Rectory Park Road.
Phase 4 19/10/26 to 25/10/26 Byron Way will be closed at its
junction with (B455) Ruislip Road.
Phase 5 26/10/26 to 31/10/26 (access road only) Ruislip Road at
the junction with Wayfarer Road
will be closed.
Phase 6 23/11/26 to 27/11/26 (access road only) off Ruislip Road
outside Telephone Exchange
building will be closed.
Phase 7 26/11/26 to 6/12/26 This order will close the (slip road
only) on Ruislip Road from property
number 234 (junction of Ferrymead
Avenue) to 246 Ruislip Road. And
from 246 Ruislip Road to 252
Ruislip Road (second junction with
Ferrymead Avenue).
Phase 7.2 26/11/2026 to 06/12/2026 (slip road only) off Ruislip Road will
be closed from property numbers
286 to 302.
Phase 8 28/11/26 to 29/11/26 White Hart roundabout junction with
(B455) Ruislip Road for traffic heading
in a south easterly direction only
towards Greenford will be closed.
Phase 9 8/12/26 to 9/12/26 Old Ruislip Road will be closed at its
junction with Newdene Villas and
(B455) Ruislip Road.

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