Road Closure: WEST STREET — Milton Keynes

A major disruption is expected to affect commuters in the Milton Keynes area as West Street in Steeple Claydon will be closed from 07:00 on 24 November 2026 to 19:00 on 25 November 2026. The closure, which is being carried out by Buckinghamshire Council, is due to major works, categorised as PAA, and is expected to have a medium severity impact on traffic in the area. Drivers who normally use West Street should plan ahead and consider alternative routes to avoid delays.

The closure is likely to affect those travelling to and from Milton Keynes, and motorists are advised to check traffic updates before embarking on their journey. Buckinghamshire Council has arranged for the closure to take place over a 24-hour period to minimise disruption, but drivers should still expect some delays. The council has not specified the exact nature of the works, but it is clear that they are significant enough to require a full closure of the road.

To avoid getting caught up in the traffic chaos, drivers are advised to use alternative routes, such as the A413 or the A421, to bypass the closure. It is also a good idea to check traffic apps, such as Google Maps or Waze, for the latest updates on traffic conditions before setting off. These apps can provide real-time information on traffic congestion and suggest alternative routes to help drivers avoid the worst of the delays.

Buckinghamshire Council is responsible for maintaining the roads in the area and has arranged for the closure to take place. The council's highway team will be working to complete the necessary works as quickly as possible to minimise disruption to drivers. In the meantime, drivers are advised to be patient and to plan their journeys carefully to avoid getting caught up in the traffic.

The closure of West Street in Steeple Claydon is just one of many roadworks taking place in the Milton Keynes area, and drivers are advised to stay up to date with the latest traffic news to avoid getting caught out. For more information on this and other road closures, visit Road Closures UK, which provides comprehensive and up-to-date information on roadworks and traffic disruptions across the UK. By planning ahead and staying informed, drivers can help to minimise delays and stay safe on the roads.