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Member alert: A46 closures this weekend and beyond


Members should expect delays on the A46 due to HS2 structure work near Kenilworth.

The A46 box structure will carry the new HS2 railway under the A46 near Kenilworth.The structure weighs approximately 15,000 tonnes and is made up of 4,300 cubic metres of concrete.

Cnstruction of the box structure is adjacent to the carriageway. The next phase of works will be to move the bridge into place using a “box push” technique. This will require a 19-day closure of the A46:

A46 April box side closure

Three-week window for a full 19 dayclosure:

• From 8pm on Friday11 April until 6am on Thursday1 May 2025.

• With a contingency date set for Friday 16 May 2025, only one date will be used.

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For more information visit HS2 in Warwickshire.

Published On: 10/04/2025 14:17:57

 

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