Cheltenham Street Works
Street works on local roads within 6 miles of Cheltenham, from planned utility and council works to emergency repairs, with road closures and dates.
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- 5 street works within 6 miles of Cheltenham
Street Works on Local Roads Around Cheltenham
Many hold-ups on Cheltenham’s own streets come from street works: water, gas, electricity and broadband companies digging up the road, and the county council resurfacing and repairing it. This page lists the street works on local roads within 6 miles of the town centre, from planned works booked weeks ahead to emergency repairs such as burst water mains, with the traffic lights or road closures each one needs.
Use the map to see where works are, or sort the table by street, start date or distance from the town centre. For the M5, A417, A40 and A46, which are run by National Highways rather than the council, see our roadworks page. If you’re heading into town, our car parks page shows where to park, and bus data shows any bus service disruptions.
Street Works at a Glance
Works in progress
2 started and not yet finishedUnplanned works
1 urgent and emergency repairsRoad closures
2 roads shut while works take placeAll works listed
5 current and coming upMap
Street Works
Data from Department for Transport Street Manager, published under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Checked every two hours. Each marker shows the middle of the works, which may stretch further along the street.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Roads Does This Page Cover?
- Local streets and roads looked after by Gloucestershire County Council within 6 miles of Cheltenham town centre, including works by utility companies such as water, gas, electricity and broadband providers.
- Motorways and major A roads are run by National Highways and are on the roadworks page.
What Is the Difference Between Planned and Unplanned Works?
- Planned works are booked in advance, from a few days to several months ahead.
- Unplanned works are urgent or emergency repairs, such as a burst water main or a gas leak, which can start straight away and are listed as soon as they are reported.
Where Does the Data Come From?
- Street Manager, the Department for Transport's service that councils and utility companies use to plan and record every street works in England.
- New works and changes are sent to this site as they happen, and the page is updated every two hours.
Why Isn't a Works on My Street Listed?
- Emergency repairs can be recorded after they start, so they may appear here a little after work begins. For anything not listed, see Gloucestershire County Council's roadworks map.