All the roadworks and street closures will hit Coventry this week

Motorists could face delays as there are a number of roadworks hitting Coventry this week. This includes certain road and lane closures in the city.

Permission was also given for multi-way traffic lights to be installed on certain roads to enable road works to take place. All are listed on the town hall’s road works map.

CoventryLive has compiled a list of all the roadworks you need to be aware of this week. It can help drivers plan their journeys.

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The list of road works and closures, by date, is as follows:

Today (Monday, July 8)

• Road Closed – Cromwell Lane from Charter Avenue to Duggins Lane. This will be in effect from 8pm to 5am until Friday 12 July.
• Lane closure – Earlsdon Street from Moor Street to the island end of Earlsdon St from 7.30am to 4pm until Tuesday 9 July.
• Road Closed – Edmund Road from 7.30am to 4pm until Friday 12 July.
• Two way signals – Browns Lane. Until Wednesday, July 10.
• Road closure – Claverdon Road. Until Wednesday, July 10.
• Road closure – Bishop Street. Until Friday, July 12.
• Road closure – Broadway. Until Friday, July 12
• Lane closure – Moseley Avenue. Until Saturday, July 13
• Road closure – Glendower Avenue. Until July 17.
• Road closure – Ridgley Road. Until July 19.

Tuesday, July 9

• Lane 2 closure – Ringway from Ringway St Nicholas to Ringway Whitefriars from 9am to 3pm.

Wednesday, July 10

• Road Closure – Holbrook Lane from Jimmy Hill Roundabout to Holbrook Lane Roundabout from 7.30am to 4pm for one day.

Thursday, July 11

• Road Closed – Tamworth Road from Long Lane junction between 6.30pm and 5am
• Multi-way signals – Cromwell Lane for a day.
• Multi-way signs – Charter Avenue for a day.
• Road closed – Nightingale Lane. Until July 17

For more details, see the Road Works section of the town hall website here

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