Investing in your roads - September 2026

In Ackworth, the team has completed a range of improvements.

Drainage repairs have been carried out on Flounders Hill, including a pot design change to help improve surface water drainage.

As part of our Public Rights of Way (PROW) programme, bridge repairs have been completed on the footpath at Rigg Lane, helping to keep the route safe and accessible for users.

On Wakefield Road, the team has completed footway patching to improve the condition of the pavement and a post has also been replaced.

On Agbrigg Road, fallen trees have been removed from the footpath to help keep the route clear and safe for pedestrians.

Carriageway and footway patching has been carried out on Maybush Road, improving conditions for both road users and pedestrians.

On Agbrigg Road, the team has also replaced four metres of pedestrian guard railing (PGR), keeping the highway infrastructure in good condition.

In Airedale, the team has completed highway maintenance works on Austin Road, replacing flags with tarmac on the footway to provide a smoother and more durable surface for pedestrians.

In Altofts, we completed carriageway patching on High Street, repairing the road and helping to improve the condition of the carriageway. The work will provide a smoother surface for road users.

In Alverthorpe, the team replaced eight metres of pedestrian guard railing (PGR) on Batley Road, helping to keep the path safe for pedestrians.

In Castleford, the team has completed a range of highway improvements to help maintain local roads and footways.

Carriageway patching has been carried out on Barnes Road, improving the condition of the road surface.

On Station Road, paving has been replaced with tarmac to provide a smoother, more durable footway for pedestrians.

The team has also installed two pedestrian crossing points on Morrison Street, helping to improve accessibility and safety for people crossing the road.

To complete the works, fencing has been replaced on Bridge Street, providing a stronger roadside barrier.

As part of our Public Rights of Way (PROW) works in East Hardwick, the team has completed bridge repairs on a local footpath, helping to keep the route safe for users. 

The team also completed carriageway patching on Doncaster Road, repairing worn sections of the road and helping to improve the condition of the carriageway.

In Eastmoor, we completed carriageway patching on Park Lodge Lane, repairing parts of the road to provide a safer surface for users.

As part of Public Rights of Way (PROW) works in Featherstone, the team has cleared vegetation from the footpath on Henley Drive, helping to keep the route clear, accessible and safe for pedestrians.

In Ferrybridge, the team has completed highway maintenance works on Doncaster Road, removing a ramp and installing new edging to improve the condition of the footway and create a safer route for pedestrians.

In Hemsworth, the team has completed a range of highway maintenance works to help keep local roads, footways and public spaces in good condition.

On Bank Street, 20 benches have been repainted to improve their appearance and longevity.

At Marsh Farm, vegetation has been cleared from a footpath, helping to keep the route clear for pedestrians.

On Maton Avenue, carriageway patching has been carried out to repair worn areas of the road and provide a smoother surface for road users.

In Horbury, the team has completed a variety of highway and traffic improvements.

As part of footpath maintenance works, vegetation has been cleared from the footpath on White Row, helping to keep the route clear for pedestrians.

On Baring Gould Way, carriageway patching has been carried out to improve conditions for road users.

Footway patching on South Avenue has also been completed, creating a smoother and safer route for pedestrians.

To complete the works, UTC (Urban Traffic Control) improvements have been carried out on Southfield Lane, including the switch-on of traffic signals and a crossing point, helping to improve safety and the movement of traffic through the area.

In Kirkhamgate, the team has completed carriageway resurfacing on Brandy Carr Road and on Brunel Road Carr Gate, providing a smoother road surface for residents and extend the life of the carriageway.

In Knottingley, the team has completed carriageway patching on Pontefract Road, repairing the road to improve its condition and provide a safer journey for road users.

In Lofthouse, the team has completed drainage repairs on Lingwell Gate Lane, including a connection excavation to help improve the drainage system.

On Grandstand Road, carriageway resurfacing has been completed, providing a smoother road surface for all.

In Lupset, the team has completed footway patching on Gargrave Place, helping to repair worn areas of thr road.

On Cave Crescent, verge hardening and footway resurfacing works have been carried out to strengthen the verge and improve the condition of the footway for all.

In Netherton, the team has completed drainage improvement works on Netherfield Place, including the installation of channel blocks and a gully to help manage surface water more effectively.

In addition to the drainage works, carriageway patching has also been carried out, providing a smoother journey for road users.

In Newland, the team has completed footpath improvement works on Newland Lane, including the installation of new signage. The updated signs will help make the route easier to navigate.

In Newmillerdam, the team has completed carriageway resurfacing on Lodge Lane, providing a smoother road surface for road users. The improvements will help extend the life of the carriageway and enhance journey quality along the route.

In Normanton, the team has completed a range of highway maintenance improvements across the town.

Carriageway patching has been carried out on Lower Station Road and Mackinnon Avenue, helping to repair worn areas and improve the condition of the road surface. On Gleneagles Court, the team has renewed speed ramps to help maintain road traffic safety.

On Market Street, two metres of pedestrian guard railing (PGR) have been replaced to help keep pedestrians safe.

The team has also completed drainage repairs on Cypress Road, including a connection excavation to help improve the performance of the drainage system.

Finally, on High Street, benches and bollards have been repainted to improve their appearance and well maintained.

In Ossett, as part of footpath maintenance works, the team has removed vegetation from the footpath on Dacre Avenue, helping to keep the route clear for pedestrians.

Carriageway resurfacing has been completed at Dale Street Roundabout, providing a smoother road surface for road users.

On Deneside, the team has carried out footway patching, helping to create a safer, more comfortable route for pedestrians.

In Pontefract, carriageway patching has been carried out on Darkfield Lane, helping to improve the condition of the road.

On the route from Jubilee Way to Newgate, one metre of pedestrian guard railing (PGR) has been replaced, helping to improve the safety for pedestrians.

Stone flags have been renewed on Salter Row, improving the condition of the footway and creating a safer path for pedestrians.

The team completed footway improvement works on Green Lane in Carleton, excavating the footway to replace stone kerbs. These improvements will help maintain the condition of the footway and provide a safer clearer route for pedestrians.

To complete the works, timber fencing has been repaired on Link Road, helping to keep the area safe, tidy and well maintained.

We’re committed to safety and these repairs are crucial for maintaining safe and efficient roads.

As part of our Public Rights of Way (PROW) works in Rothwell, the team has removed vegetation from the footpath on Patrick Green, helping to keep the route safe for users.

On Station Road, drainage repairs have been carried out, including a pot design change, to help improve surface effective water drainage.

Carriageway patching has also been completed on Station Road and Westfield Crescent, repairing worn areas of the road for a safer surface for road users.

In Sandal, the team has completed carriageway resurfacing on Pledwick Lane, providing a smoother road surface for road users.

On Woodthorpe Lane, carriageway patching has been carried out to repair worn sections of the road and improve the condition of the carriageway.

As part of footpath maintenance works in Overton, Sitlington, the team has removed vegetation from the footpath on New Road, helping to keep the route clear and accessible for all. A signpost has been reset on the footpath at Smithy Lane helping to keep the route clearly signposted for users to navigate.

In South Elmsall, the team have been busy completing a range of highway maintenance improvements.

On Doncaster Road, benches and bollards have been repainted to help keep the area looking smart.

Carriageway patching has been carried out on Broad Lane, improving the condition of the carriageway for road users.

On Barnsley Road, one metre of pedestrian guard railing (PGR) has been replaced, helping to keep the highway infrastructure in good condition.

As part of our Public Rights of Way (PROW) works in South Hiendley, the team has removed vegetation from the footpath on Kirkgate Lane, helping to keep the route clear and accessible for pedestrians.

As part of footpath maintenance works, vegetation has been removed from the footpath on Langthwaite Road, helping to keep the route clear and safe for pedestrians.

Carriageway patching has also been completed on Saxon Avenue and Springvale Road, repairing the road and helping to provide a smoother surface for all.

In Stanley, the team has replaced two metres of pedestrian guard railing (PGR) on Aberford Road, helping to maintain a safe environment for pedestrians and keep the highway infrastructure in good condition.

In Thorpe Audlin, the team has completed a range of improvements to footpaths and roads. Keeping you safe is our top priority and this work is vital to ensure smooth and secure journeys.

As part of footpath maintenance works, vegetation has been removed from the footpath on Causeway Garth, helping to keep the route clear and safe for everyone.

On Thorpe Audlin Lane and 42 Went View, repairs have been carried out to footpath handrails, helping to maintain safety for people using the routes.

The team has also completed footpath bridge repairs, helping to keep the route in good condition.

To complete the works, carriageway patching has been carried out on Doncaster Road, providing a smoother surface for road users.

In Upton, the team has completed footpath maintenance works on Richmond Road, including the removal of vegetation and fallen trees from the footpath. These improvements help keep the route accessible and safe for pedestrians.

In Wakefield, the team has completed a wide range of highway maintenance improvements across the area.

As part of footpath maintenance works, vegetation has been removed from the footpath on Oakleigh Avenue, helping to keep the route clear and safe for pedestrians.

Carriageway resurfacing has been completed on Wood Street, South Parade and Belgrave Terrace, providing smoother surfaces for all.

On Union Street, the team has replaced pedestrian guard railing (PGR), helping to make sure the path is safe for pedestrians.

As part of our Public Rights of Way (PROW) works, the team has completed stone surfacing on the bridleway on Dewsbury Road, helping to enhance the condition of the route and provide a more durable surface for users.

As part of highway maintenance works, a footway trial hole investigation has been carried out on Hanover Street, while a cellar grate has been renewed on Wentworth Terrace to ensure the footway remains in good condition.

The team has completed verge maintenance works on Melbourne Road, St Johns removing a tree stump to help keep the verge in a safe condition.

To complete the works, four bollards have been installed on Market Street, helping to protect pedestrian areas and keep them safe.

In Warmfield cum Heath, the team has removed vegetation from the footpath on Goosehill Lane, helping to keep the route accessible and safe for pedestrians.

In West Bretton, the team installed two Moorland posts on Bretton Lane to enhance the safety for pedestrians.

In Whitwood, the team has replaced eight metres of pedestrian guard railing (PGR) on Whitwood Common Lane, helping to keep to improve the safety for pedestrians.

As part of our Public Rights of Way (PROW) works in Woolley, the team has removed vegetation from footpaths on Back Lane helping to keep these routes clear and safe for users.