Chaplin Road in Willesden will reopen towards the end of the month having been shut since August
Several road closures are set to disrupt residents of Brent this month while major utility works are carried out, with streets in Sudbury and Harlesden remaining closed for many more months.
Oakington Manor Drive in Wembley is set to reopen at the beginning of the month having been shut since September for gas works.
Chaplin Road in Willesden is also expected to reopen towards the end of the month having been closed to motorists since August for water works by Thames Water. A segment of Harlesden High Street – the bus only section between Tavistock Road and the Harlesden Jubilee clock end of the road – will continue to remain shut whilst a carriageway reconstruction takes place and won’t reopen until February 28 next year.
Deliveries to local shops and businesses will be done from delivery areas outside the closure at the Tavistock Road end of the High Street during this period, according to Brent Council.
Harrow Road in Sudbury will also remain closed until April next year for essential water works.
The Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) has found all of the ongoing and planned road closures that are happening in November, according to one.network. Whilst some closures will only take place overnight, others will see roads shut for weeks or even months at a time.
The closures could cause traffic disruption for residents who may need to find an alternative route to get to their destination.
Other major road closures throughout the month include Heathfield Park in Willesden, which will be closed until November 26 whilst water works take place. Meyrick Road, also in Willesden, will again be shut throughout the month for water works and reopen on December 10.
Below is a breakdown of all the road closures both ongoing and planned that will be in force throughout November and beyond. Residents should look out for diversion routes to avoid facing substantial disruption
Brent road closures in November
- High Street (Harlesden): Road closed from September 15 to February 28, 2026, for carriageway reconstruction works
- Burton Road (Kilburn): Road closed from October 4 to November 11 for gas works
- Messina Avenue (Kilburn): Road closed from November 10 to November 14 for water works
- Kilburn Lane (Kilburn): Road closed from October 17 to November 6 for water works
- Kingsbury Circle (Kingsbury): Road closed from October 14 to November 5 for gas works
- Abbey Road (Park Royal): Road closed from July 28 to December 30 for water works
- Kilburn Lane (Queens Park): Road closed from November 3 to November 11 for water works
- Central Road (Sudbury): Road closed from November 3 to November 7 for water works
- Harrow Road (Sudbury): Road closed from October 20 to April 21, 2026, for water works
- Copland Avenue (Sudbury): Road closed from November 19 to December 4 for water works
- Crawford Avenue (Sudbury): Road closed from October 23 to November 26 for water works
- Talbot Road (Sudbury): Road closed from October 23 to November 26 for water works
- Oakington Manor Drive (Wembley): Road closed from September 26 to November 10 for gas works
- Heathfield Park (Willesden): Road closed from October 13 to November 26 for water works
- Sandringham Road (Willesden): Road closed from October 31 to November 13 for water works
- Villiers Road (Willesden): Road closed from November 24 to December 7 for water works
- Chaplin Road (Willesden): Road closed from August 26 to November 24 for water works
- Belton Road (Willesden): Road closed from November 24 to December 19 for water works
- Meyrick Road (Willesden): Road closed from October 28 to December 10 for water works
- Dudden Hill Lane (Willesden): Road closed from November 3 to November 5 for unspecified road works
- Wharton Close (Willesden): Road closed from October 6 to November 21 for water works
- Bermans Way (Willesden): Road closed from October 24 to December 14 for water works
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