Buckinghamshire Council's Highways team will be undertaking footway repairs on Temple Street in Aylesbury from Monday.
To complete these works safely the closure of part of Temple Street is required.
To allow traffic to continue to flow in the town centre, Market Street will be temporarily reopened and the flow of traffic along the road reversed. The flow of traffic on Bourbon Street will also be reversed.
The map below shows the Temple Street closure and revised flow of traffic on Bourbon Street and Market Street.
Diversion Key: Red = Road Closure, Blue = Diversion, Yellow = One Way reversal
Temporary diversion and new flow of traffic signage will be installed and existing traffic signage will be covered.
Buckinghamshire Council has contacted businesses directly impacted by the work.
The planters at either end of Market Street will be relocated for the duration of the work.
The Market Street closure will be reinstated following completion of the work and the planters returned.
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