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Roadworks in Cressing

Cressing has 1 roadworks job on now and 0 coming up in the next month within 0.75 miles of its middle: 1 in all, fewer than the middle Braintree area (2). That makes it the 19th busiest of 36 Braintree areas for roadworks. 1 of them closes the road. The longest running is on Mill Lane, booked until 20 Oct.

CM77, Braintree · within 0.75 miles of the middle of Cressing

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1roadworks on nownot counting small pavement jobs
0coming upbooked for the next 30 days
1road closuresmiddle Braintree area: 1
19 of 36Braintree rank1st has the most roadworks

Road closures

  • Roadworks0.65 miles

    Road closed: Mill Lane (Anglian Water)

    12 Oct to 20 Oct. Repairs to pipes or cables in the road and on the verge. The road will be closed.

    Mill Lane, Cressing

Cressing against Braintree

Now and next 30 daysCressingMiddle Braintree area
Roadworks on now or coming up12
On now10
Coming up01
Road closures11

Small pavement jobs aren’t counted.

Nearby areas

AreaRoadworksOn nowComing upClosures
Bocking199104
Braintree176114
White Notley3032
Cressing1101
Black Notley0000
Rivenhall0000
Silver End0000
See every Braintree area ranked, and every road closure this week and next, on the roadworks in Braintree page. Figures come from the Department for Transport’s Street Manager service, published monthly under the Open Government Licence; dates are what was booked and can change.

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Questions people ask

Are there roadworks in Cressing?

Cressing has 1 roadworks job on now and 0 coming up in the next month within 0.75 miles of the middle of Cressing, ranking it 19th of 36 Braintree areas. The middle Braintree area has 2.

Are any roads closed in Cressing?

1 road closure is on now or booked, including Mill Lane (today). The middle Braintree area has 1.

Who is digging up the roads in Cressing?

Of the roadworks on now or coming up near Cressing, the most are by Anglian Water (1).