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We maintain over 2,900 kilometres of pavement and 548 kilometres of cycle network across the county on behalf of our communities. 

The information here provides details on the planned repairs to pavements and cycle routes across the county.

The scale and type of work will vary depending on the scheme and the repair being undertaken.

Pavement running alongside roadside

Most of our work will be delivered either under a full road closure or local traffic management system, such as traffic lights or give and take. This will cause disruption to the road network while we are on site. We will keep disruption to a minimum and we appreciate your cooperation during these critical works.

As well as the large-scale work on improving pavements and cycle paths, planned in advance, we also continually do reactive repairs to paths and cycle routes across the whole county. These include minor repairs and patching work, which is carried out on defects that we spot through routine inspection or if an issue has been reported by a member of the public. This helps keep our network of pavements and cycle routes smooth and in good condition for everyone.

Planned work by district

Updates are provided monthly by officers. Expand the district to see details of when and where the work will take place, and details of road closures and diversion routes.

Whilst we aim to be as accurate as possible with the below times and dates, there are instances where these may change at short notice.

Large-scale footway maintenance

Our large-scale footway maintenance involves the reconstruction of the top layers of the surface. Works include any remediation on kerbs or path edging needed.

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Cambridge Market Street To be confirmed 15 weeks. Working hours 10pm to 5am.
Cambridge Fitzroy Street To be confirmed  
Cambridge Burleigh Street To be confirmed  
Cambridge East Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge The Tins (cycletrack) To be confirmed  
Cambridge Davy Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Parkside To be confirmed  
Cambridge Gresham Road To be confirmed  

Slurry seal work

Slurry Seal is a low-cost, preventative maintenance process, designed to seal in the surface of a structurally sound pavement and extend its life. For more details about slurry seal and how it is used please read our FAQ section.

2026-2027 programme

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Cambridge High Street, Cherry Hinton To be confirmed  
Cambridge Fison Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Anns Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Rachel Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Dennis Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Thorpe Way To be confirmed  
Cambridge Jack Warren Green To be confirmed  
Cambridge Coniston Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Fraser Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Chesterfield Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Fendon Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Fishers Lane To be confirmed  
Cambridge Wenvoe Close To be confirmed  
Cambridge Arran Close To be confirmed  
Cambridge Shepards Close To be confirmed  
Cambridge Colville Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Keates Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Mallets Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Jackson Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Buchan Street To be confirmed  
Cambridge Callendar Close To be confirmed  
Cambridge Jedburgh Close To be confirmed  
Cambridge Banff Close To be confirmed  
Cambridge Caledon Way To be confirmed  
Cambridge Fortescue Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Hurrell Road To be confirmed  
Cambridge Harvey Goodwin Avenue and Hale Avenue To be confirmed  
Cambridge Darwin Avenue To be confirmed  
Cambridge Bramley Road To be confirmed  

Large-scale footway maintenance

Our large-scale footway maintenance involves the reconstruction of the top layers of the surface. Works include any remediation on kerbs or path edging needed.

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Kennett Church Lane To be confirmed  

Slurry seal work

Slurry Seal is a low-cost, preventative maintenance process, designed to seal in the surface of a structurally sound pavement and extend its life. For more details about slurry seal and how it is used please read our FAQ section.

2026-2027 programme

The table is ordered alphabetically by Parish/Town name.

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Ashley Mill Road 7 July 2026 3 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Ashley Silverley Way 8 July 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Ashley Church Street 8 July 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Bottisham Peacock Drive 6 July 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Bottisham Tunbridge Lane 6 July 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Bottisham Bradfords Close 9 July 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Bottisham Amber Close 9 July 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Burwell Hatley Drive 2 July 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Burwell Kingfisher Drive 2 July 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Burwell Chandlers Court 3 July 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Dullingham Brinkley Road 9 July 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Ely Longfields 18 June 2026 5 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Ely Merlin Drive 22 June 2026 5 days.
Ely Upherds Lane 22 June 2026 4 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Ely Arundell 22 June 2026 7 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Ely Fleetwood 24 June 2026 4 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Ely St Audreys Way 24 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Ely Dovehouse Close 26 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Ely Back Hill 29 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Ely Lynn Road To be confirmed  
Fordham Collins Hill 30 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Fordham Sharmans Road 30 June 2026 4 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Isleham Mill Street  29 June 2026  5 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Isleham Fordham Road 30 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Isleham Robins Close 1 July 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Isleham Sun Street 2 July 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Isleham Maltings Lane 2 July 2026 5 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm. Includes weekend work.
Isleham Bowers Lane 6 July 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Kennett Dane Hill Road 6 July 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Kennett The Close 7 August 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Kennett Chapel Lane To be confirmed  
Prickwillow Riverside Close To be confirmed  
Sutton in the Isle The Row 15 June 2026 6 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm

Large-scale footway maintenance

Our large-scale footway maintenance involves the reconstruction of the top layers of the surface. Works include any remediation on kerbs or path edging needed.

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Leverington Perry Road 22 April 2026 9 weeks. Road closure with diversion between 7.30am and 4pm.
Wisbech Verdun Road 29 April 2026 3 weeks. Road closure with diversion between 7.30am and 5pm.
March Maple Grove To be confirmed  
March Nene Parade To be confirmed  
Whittlesey New Road To be confirmed  
Wisbech East Street and East Place To be confirmed  
Wisbech Elm Road To be confirmed  

Slurry seal work

Slurry Seal is a low-cost, preventative maintenance process, designed to seal in the surface of a structurally sound pavement and extend its life. For more details about slurry seal and how it is used please read our FAQ section.

2026-2027 programme

The table is ordered alphabetically by Parish/Town name.

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Benwick High Street 9 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Benwick Doddington Road To be confirmed  
Chatteris Doddington Road 11 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Chatteris The Shrubbery 15 June 2026 2 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Chatteris New Road 16 June 2026 7 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Chatteris Fairway 23 June 2026 6 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
Chatteris Angoods Lane To be confirmed  
Doddington Newgate Street 1 June 2026 9 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Doddington High Street 1 June 2026 9 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Doddington New Street 1 June 2026 9 days. One lane of road closed with give and take traffic control.
Elm High Road 9 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Friday Bridge March Road 9 June 2026 8 days. Road closure and diversion.
Leverington Christopher Drive To be confirmed  
Leverington Church Road To be confirmed  
Leverington Anderson Close To be confirmed  
March Wigstones Road 1 June 2026 2 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 9.30am and 3pm
March Longhill Road To be confirmed  
Newton in the Isle High Road To be confirmed  
Newton in the Isle Harvey Goodwin Avenue and Hale Avenue To be confirmed  
Parsons Drove Main Road To be confirmed  
Tydd St Giles Kirkgate 1 June 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Tydd St Giles High Broadgate 2 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Tydd St Giles Church Lane 13 July 2026 5 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Whittlesey Norman Close To be confirmed  
Whittlesey Linley Road To be confirmed  
Wisbech Kinderley Road 2 June 2026 6 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Wisbech Tindall Close 3 June 2026 4 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Wisbech  Colville Road 4 June 2026 7 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Wisbech William Road 9 June 2026 3 days. Road closure and diversion. Working hours between 8am and 6pm
Wisbech Elm Road To be confirmed  
Wisbech Duke Street including Hazel Gardens To be confirmed  
Wisbech Malt Drive To be confirmed  
Wisbech Falklands Drive To be confirmed  
Wisbech Cambridge Drive To be confirmed  
Wisbech Pickards Way To be confirmed  
Wisbech Octagon Drive To be confirmed  
Wisbech Strawberry Close To be confirmed  
Wisbech Rose Walk To be confirmed  
Wisbech Grange Road To be confirmed  
Wisbech Sovereign Close To be confirmed  
Wisbech St Mary Chapel Avenue To be confirmed  

Large-scale footway maintenance

Our large-scale footway maintenance involves the reconstruction of the top layers of the surface. Works include any remediation on kerbs or path edging needed.

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Godmanchester Post Street To be confirmed  
Huntingdon Princes Street To be confirmed  
St Neots Keys Walk To be confirmed  
Hartford Newnham Close To be confirmed  

Slurry seal work

Slurry Seal is a low-cost, preventative maintenance process, designed to seal in the surface of a structurally sound pavement and extend its life. For more details about slurry seal and how it is used please read our FAQ section.

2026-2027 programme

The table is ordered alphabetically by Parish/Town name.

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Bluntisham The Poplars To be confirmed  
Brington Church Lane To be confirmed  
Eaton Ford Apple Grove To be confirmed  
Eaton Ford Blenheim Close To be confirmed  
Eynesbury Berkley Street To be confirmed  
Eynesbury Hardwick Road To be confirmed  
Eynesbury Howitts Lane To be confirmed  
Eynesbury Howitts Gardens To be confirmed  
Eynesbury Bishops Road To be confirmed  
Eynesbury Chestnut Grove To be confirmed  
Eynesbury Saxon Place To be confirmed  
Farcet Peterborough Road To be confirmed  
Farcet St Mary's Street To be confirmed  
Farcet Cross Street To be confirmed  
Farcet Main Street To be confirmed  
Farcet Middle Street To be confirmed  
Great Gransden Middle Street To be confirmed  
Great Gransden West Street To be confirmed  
Great Gransden Sand Street To be confirmed  
Great Gransden Caxton Road To be confirmed  
Great Paxton High Street To be confirmed  
Great Paxton Adams Lane To be confirmed  
Hartford Rodney Road To be confirmed  
Hartford Nelson Road To be confirmed  
Hartford Dene Close To be confirmed  
Hartford Goldfinch Close To be confirmed  
Huntingdon Essex Road To be confirmed  
Offord Cluny Station Lane To be confirmed  
Sawtry Fen Lane To be confirmed  
St Neots Tebbutts Road To be confirmed  
St Neots Cambridge Street To be confirmed  
Warboys Humberdale Way To be confirmed  
Warboys Flaxen Walk To be confirmed  
Warboys Statfold Green To be confirmed  
Warboys Old Mill Avenue To be confirmed  
Warboys Pathfinder Way To be confirmed  
Warboys Wellington Close To be confirmed  
Warboys Stirling Close To be confirmed  
Warboys Lea Brooks Close To be confirmed  
Woodwalton Beville To be confirmed  

Large-scale footway maintenance

Our large-scale footway maintenance involves the reconstruction of the top layers of the surface. Works include any remediation on kerbs or path edging needed.

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Stow cum Quy Church Road 22 April 2026 4 weeks. Road closure with diversion between 8pm and 6am.
Orchard Park Circus Drive, Graham Road, Topper Street 1 June 2026

10 weeks. Working hours:

Graham Road between 7.30am and 5pm with road closure. 

Circus Drive between 9.30 and 3pm with road closure.

Topper Street between 9.30am and 3pm with traffic lights.

Meldreth High Street To be confirmed  
Great Shelford Elms Avenue To be confirmed  

Slurry seal work

Slurry Seal is a low-cost, preventative maintenance process, designed to seal in the surface of a structurally sound pavement and extend its life. For more details about slurry seal and how it is used please read our FAQ section.

2026-2027 programme

The table is ordered alphabetically by Parish/Town name.

Parish / Town Road Start date Duration
Bar Hill Spinal Footpath To be confirmed  
Castle Camps High Street To be confirmed  
Castle Camps Haverhill Road To be confirmed  
Cottenham Franklin Gardens To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Bird Farm Road To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Caraway Road To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Teversham Road To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Hinton Road To be confirmed  
Fulbourn The Haven To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Cambridge Road To be confirmed  
Fulbourn High Street To be confirmed  
Fulbourn The Maples To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Manor Walk To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Home End To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Station Road To be confirmed  
Fulbourn School Lane To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Greater Foxes To be confirmed  
Fulbourn All Saints Road To be confirmed  
Fulbourn Stansfield Gardens To be confirmed  
Gamlingay Green Acres To be confirmed  
Gamlingay Crab Apple Way To be confirmed  
Gamlingay Access Road to Cherry Grove and Rowan Gardens To be confirmed  
Gamlingay Access Road to Almond Drive, Hawthorn End and Birchmead  To be confirmed  
Gamlingay Plane Tree Close To be confirmed  
Gamlingay Harvey Goodwin and Hale Avenue To be confirmed  
Gamlingay Elizabeth Way To be confirmed  
Great Wilbraham Angle End To be confirmed  
Great Wilbraham Church Street To be confirmed  
Great Wilbraham Church Close To be confirmed  
Great Wilbraham High Street To be confirmed  
Great Wilbraham The Squires Field To be confirmed  
Great Wilbraham Station Road To be confirmed  
Linton Horseheath Road To be confirmed  
Little Abington High Street To be confirmed  
Little Wilbraham Frog End To be confirmed  
Little Wilbraham High Street To be confirmed  
Little Wilbraham Church Road To be confirmed  
Little Wilbraham Rectory Farm Road To be confirmed  
Papworth Everard Barons Way To be confirmed  
Steeple Morden Station Road To be confirmed  
Teversham Ferndale To be confirmed  
Teversham High Street To be confirmed  
Teversham Church Road To be confirmed  
Teversham Lady Jermy Way To be confirmed  
Willingham Church Street To be confirmed  

Roadwork and traffic information

Our interactive map gives you more detail on the latest roadworks, road closures and diversions. Works listed on this page are included.

Visit our road and traffic information page to access the map and instructions on how to use. Details of upcoming roadworks in PDF format are also provided.

The map uses data from Causeway one.network. Enter your road name and see the types of work happening today or in the next two weeks, three or twelve months.

You can also follow us on X (formerly Twitter) for updates on where we are working - @Cambs_Traffic

Can't find what you are looking for?

If you are unable to find a scheme on this page, it may be part of our reactive or cyclical maintenance programmes.

These works are more area based and include gully cleansing, road patching and public rights of way maintenance.

You can find out more about the county-wide road resurfacing programme on our Road improvements page.

FAQ

Please read through our frequently asked questions. If you are unable to find the answer please contact us.

The work area is the section of the road where our operatives will be working. The road closure area often extends beyond this to manage through traffic and divert it on to an alternative route. This helps us do the work quickly and efficiently, while keeping residents, road users and the workforce safe. 

If you receive information notifying you about a road closure, we will include a map which indicates both the work and road closure areas if these are different.

As the work involves heavy plant and equipment, we cannot guarantee you will be able to access your property without having to wait or access via the other end of the works.

If you normally drive into or out of the work area during the hours when the closure is in place, we may ask you to please make alternative arrangements.

We will often phase works to try to reduce the disruption this can cause, and the site team will be available to communicate with residents and businesses regarding this.

We will always maintain access to properties if it is safe to do so. Delays will sometimes be unavoidable when we must move machinery or equipment out of the way. We thank you for your patience and cooperation while this is done.

Work is phased to allow property access from at least one end of the road. Access may differ, depending on where we are working.

We place advance warning signs at the starting points of our works at least 14 days before the work starts.

We will inform residents and businesses which are located with the area of work, via letter or leaflet drop, at least 14 days in advance of work starting, wherever possible.

We try to keep noise to a minimum, and plan noisier working activities for earlier on in shifts where we are working at night in residential areas. However, the work is being delivered using heavy plant and machinery and this will cause noise and disruption whilst the work is on site, especially where we are working overnight. To try to limit this we:

  • Consider alternative ways of working, for example during the day, instead of night, when working in residential areas at the weekend.
  • Working reduced hours overnight. This approach often means a longer delivery programme, whereas working longer shifts will result in the work being completed quicker.
  • Working during the day whenever we can to reduce costs and disruption to residents during unsociable hours.

Slurry Seal is a low-cost, preventative maintenance process, designed to seal in the surface of a structurally sound pavement and extend its life. It fills in minor depressions and voids and provides a more even surface, improving the quality of slip resistance.

Slurry is a mixture of bitumen emulsion, aggregate and water. We spread it over the existing footway and brush it to give a textured finish. Before laying, we may have to prepare the existing surface by cleaning, weed spraying, minimal patching and raising ironwork.

Although a quick process, the surface remains wet for several hours following treatment so we close the pavement until it dries.

As with all thin coat surfacing, this process is weather and temperature dependent. We can’t lay the slurry if the weather is wet or too hot or too cold.

This treatment type isn't suitable for use on a pavement that isn’t in a structurally acceptable condition and doesn’t add strength.

Give and take traffic management involves closing one side of a road and allowing traffic to pass in single file. Drivers decide when it is safe to pass.

This method is suitable for roads with speed limits of 30 mph or less and low traffic levels.

Contact

To report an issue with a pavement or cycle path, please visit our report a highways fault page.

If you have any queries or require any additional information please complete our make an enquiry online form.

Capital maintenance programme

For more information on the workstreams covered please visit our capital maintenance programme page.

How we are improving highways maintenance

Over the past two years, we have made the biggest investment in the highways network in over a decade, and it is important to show you where your money is spent.

Visit how we are improving highways maintenance. This page outlines our priorities, what improvements were made in 2024/25, and funding allocation for 2025/26.