Residents and road users in Rushcliffe can expect to see improvements on three roads across the district this month as part of Nottinghamshire County Council’s record £181.25 million Highway Capital Maintenance Programme. Resurfacing will take place on Carnarvon Road in West Bridgford, Costock Road/Leake Road in East Leake, and Main Street in Costock. The process involves a thin bitumen mix being applied to create a new layer over the existing road surface. The schedule, which is part of the record investment seen in the 2026/2027 Highway Capital Maintenance Programme, outlines essential maintenance, resurfacing, and infrastructure improvements across the district that aim to keep roads safe, reduce congestion, and support long-term transport efficiency. List of micro-asphalt locations in the area:Nottingham Road, Bingham (across Bingham East / Bingham West)Long Acre / Grantham Road, Bingham (across Bingham East / Bingham West)Ambleside, Gamston (across Radcliffe on Trent / West Bridgford South)Alford Road, EdwaltonWellin Lane, EdwaltonVicarage Green, EdwaltonEdwald Road, EdwaltonHallfields, EdwaltonEndsleigh Gardens, EdwaltonCroft Road, EdwaltonHollies Drive, EdwaltonBrickcliffe Road, East LeakeCarlton Crescent, East LeakeCromford Road, West BridgfordFisher Close, East LeakeMonks Meadow, East LeakeMoore Close, East LeakeStonebridge Drive, East LeakeTaft Leys Road, East Leake