Forthcoming ground investigation works - Gordon Street, Mornington Terrace, Winchester Road, Park Village East, Hampstead Road
New Sites –
Gordon Street – The works are to take place between early June and late July, it will take around 5 days. The works will require the suspension of 4 parking bays outside Drayton House. Mornington Terrace - Between early June and mid August a series of three sites is programmed along the road. Traffic Management and parking bay suspension will be required for each site. There may be more than one site in operation any given time. Winchester Road – The works are to take place between late May / early June, it will take around 4 weeks. The works will require the suspension of 4 parking bays between 22 to 32 Winchester Road. Park Village East and Granby Terrace– Between early June and mid August a series of 9 sites is programmed along the road. Traffic Management and parking bay suspension will be required for each site. There may be more than one site in operation any given time. Hampstead Road – The works are to take place between mid June and late July, it will take around three days to complete. The works will require a reduction in pavement width alongside the UCL building, access will be maintainedUpdated information –
Springfield Lane – Work is now expected to start from late May, it will take around 4 weeks. The works will require a reduction in pavement width outside Falcon House, access will be maintained. Cobourg Street – Work is now expected to take place between mid June and early August, it will take around 3 weeks. The works will require the suspension of parking bays and include traffic management. Gloucester Avenue - Work is now expected to start late May / early June , it will take around 3 weeks. The works will require the suspension of six permit holder parking bays outside Darwin Court / 36 Gloucester Avenue. What are we doing:
Typical works take place week days between 8am and 6pm with and additional half hour at the start and again at the end of the day to set up and clear away. The works will involve digging an inspection pit and using equipment to drill a borehole to take samples or measurements. Once the work is complete, our contractor will reinstate the area to its previous condition. We recognise the disturbance this work can create and apologise in advance.
What to expect:
Background noise from digging service inspection pits, drilling boreholes and the use of water pumps Hording around the site Contractor vehicle movements to and from site Traffic management systems when the site is located on the public highway. 
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