Here is the latest update from the contractor MKJ:
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Another update:
Cleveley Road – 8 to 21 September – some c/w incursion
Here is the latest update by the contractors MKJ.
Timings subject to change:
The last act of installing the new Village Signs was to remove the old sign posts on the Banbury Road up from Woodford Bridge. This was carried out on Friday 27 Aug by Councillor Ward. 
THE PLANKS – Oxfordshire County Council has confirmed that works will begin on 31st August, for ten days, subject to weather conditions.
LIDSTONE – The Parish Council has paid for improved signage to the entrance of Lidstone from the A44.
WIG WAG SIGNS – The Parish Council has agreed to fund the upgrade of the Wig Wag signs outside Enstone School – these will be manned automatically and have a “20” flashing sign.
VILLAGE SIGNS and SPEED FLASHING SIGNS – These will be installed along the A44 during August.
20 MPH SIGNS OXFORDSHIRE – Oxfordshire County Council will be introducing 20 mph speed limits for all Town and Parish Councils during the year.
Enstone Parish Council met with Overbury (chosen contractor), Lichfields and Warner Leisure to discuss the traffic plan for contractors vehicles during the refurbishment. This is anticipated to start in September/October and be finished mid 2022. The Hotel will be closed during this period so there will little customer traffic.
Overbury estimate that during phase 1 there would be between 20 – 80 delivery vehicles a day. During the main phase of construction large deliveries of materials are not anticipated due to storage and material management and this will reflect on small vehicle choice. To minimise vehicle movements the following will be implemented:
The area around The Drive entrance to Heythrop Park has been assessed as the main traffic route by Overbury and the Parish Council has agreed to the proposed traffic plan for deliveries:
Delivery to The Drive entrance from A44:
Delivery from The Drive entrance to A44:
The Parish Council will be monitoring the impact on roads throughout this period and will appoint a councillor to act as liaison for the duration. Progress will be reported through the Ensign, Parish website and Facebook page.