Road closures & other major roadworks starting in Preston

By Aimee Seddon

Senior Reporter

Published 14th Mar 2025, 11:19 GMT

Next week, numerous roadworks are beginning across Preston, including some road closures.

Lasting between one day and two weeks, motorists are advised to avoid these areas if they can or plan their journey to give themselves more time.

As there are 48 roadworks beginning between Monday, March 17 and Sunday, March 23 we have only listed those involving closures, stop/go boards and temporary traffic lights.

So take a look at the roadworks you will most want to be aware of this week, including how long the work is scheduled to last and why:

Preston roadworks starting between March 17 and March 23

1. Major Preston roadworks

Preston roadworks starting between March 17 and March 23 | Google Maps

What: Two-way signals
Why: [New service connection] To Install 1 x Short sided 25mm PE New water Connection to the 110mm PE Main
When: Mar 17-Mar 19

2. Catforth Road, Catforth

What: Two-way signals Why: [New service connection] To Install 1 x Short sided 25mm PE New water Connection to the 110mm PE Main When: Mar 17-Mar 19 | Google Maps

What: Two-way signals
Why: [Optional permit no fee] Two way lights to ensure safety to road users whilst SLG's turn into private field off Cumeragh Lane to lay track matting. No excavation required.
When: Mar 17-Mar 17

3. Cumeragh Lane, Goosnargh

What: Two-way signals Why: [Optional permit no fee] Two way lights to ensure safety to road users whilst SLG's turn into private field off Cumeragh Lane to lay track matting. No excavation required. When: Mar 17-Mar 17 | Google Maps

What: Road closure
Why: [Utility asset works] Approx 195m Gas Mains Replacement with 30 associated services and connections
When: Mar 17-Apr 3

4. St George’s Road, Preston

What: Road closure Why: [Utility asset works] Approx 195m Gas Mains Replacement with 30 associated services and connections When: Mar 17-Apr 3 | Google Maps

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