
Alderton Footpath 10, Tewkesbury closed
Residents and commuters in the Tewkesbury area are advised to plan their journeys in advance due to an urgent roadworks notice on Alderton Footpath 10, which has been temporarily closed by Gloucestershire County Council.
Residents and commuters in the Tewkesbury area are advised to plan their journeys in advance due to an urgent roadworks notice on Alderton Footpath 10, which has been temporarily closed by Gloucestershire County Council. The footpath, located near Cheltenham, will be shut from 16 August 2026 at 08:11 until 18 August 2026 at 15:00.
The closure is set to cause moderate disruption to drivers in the area, and those who rely on this footpath as part of their daily commute are urged to seek alternative routes. Motorists are encouraged to check for live traffic updates on their preferred traffic and navigation apps, such as Google Maps, Waze, or Apple Maps, to plan the most efficient route around the closure. This will help to avoid unnecessary delays and ensure a smooth journey.
Alderton Footpath 10 is a vital link in the local network, providing access to nearby residential areas and connecting commuters to the surrounding town centres. The temporary closure is expected to have a significant impact on traffic flow in the area, particularly during peak hours when the road is likely to be congested. As a result, drivers are advised to allow extra time for their journeys and to be prepared for potential delays.
Drivers who usually use the footpath as part of their daily commute are urged to consider alternative routes, such as the A46 or the A417, which provide a bypass around the affected area. Those who rely on public transport are advised to check with the relevant bus operators for any service alterations or diversions. The local highway authority, Gloucestershire County Council, has issued the roadworks notice as part of its ongoing maintenance and improvement programme.
While the temporary closure is set to cause some inconvenience, the long-term benefits of the roadworks are expected to be significant. By carrying out essential maintenance and repairs, the highway authority aims to ensure the footpath remains safe and accessible for all users. However, in the meantime, drivers are urged to plan ahead and be patient, as the roadworks are likely to cause some disruption.
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