Stone road closures scheduled for highway improvement works

One.Network road closure map of Uttoxeter Road in Stone
One.Network road closure map of Uttoxeter Road in Stone

From Monday, 10th February – for 5 days, sections of Uttoxeter Road and surrounding roads will be closed to allow Staffordshire County Council’s highways contractors to carry out works.

The road closure covers from Little Stoke Cricket Club towards Uttoxeter, meaning residents of Aston Lodge will still be able to access the estate.

According to the One.Network website, there are in excess of 20 traffic restrictions associated with these works noting:

“Temporary road closure required for highway improvement works being undertaken by Staffordshire County Council. Only one location will be closed at any one time.”

From the works order, the locations – dates and times are:

Dates: 10 February 08:00 – 14 February 16:00 (unless otherwise specified)

Roads Affected:

  • Bellamour Lane
  • Stowe Lane
  • Aston Bridge Lane
  • Whitehouse Lane
  • Willowmore Banks
  • Coley Lane
  • Gayton Lane
  • Hopton Lane
  • Drointon Road

Uttoxeter Road (additional closure): 13 February 09:30 – 14 February 14:30

Uttoxeter Road: 10 February 09:30 – 14 February 14:30

Butterhill Lane: 13 February 08:00 – 14 February 16:00

Dayhills: 13 February 09:30 – 14 February 14:30

As with these things, timings and dates may change depending on progress and weather.

James Du Pavey - Stone

1 comment

  • Jane Smith

    How do we get to Uttoxeter? Also how do we get to Stone ? From Fradswell?

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