The A1025 is a road in Harlow, England. It connects the A1169 with the M11 Junction 7A. The extension to the M11 opened to traffic on 10 June 2022. The road previously terminated on the A414, and before that it was allocated to a road in Norwich, which is now the A147 and A1242. In the road traffic statistics for 2020, the road sees 8400 vehicles per day between A1169 and A1019,[1] but 28700 vehicles per day between the A1019 and A414.[2]
Starting on the A1169 St Katherine's Way / Third Avenue, the A1025 heads east, continuing along Third Avenue and immediately turns to the left. It follows Third Avenue for about 0.75 miles (1.21 km), until the road reaches a roundabout with a shopping outlet. A few hundred yards further down the road, the A1025 reaches a junction with the A1019. Here the A1025 turns right, and turns into Second Avenue. The road reaches a couple more roundabouts for housing estates, before it temporarily ends on the A414. The A1025 follows the A414 to the north for about 1.1 miles (1.8 km). Here there A1025 regains its number, with the road turning right onto First Avenue. Then about 400 yards (370 m) later, the road meets another roundabout with London Road, where it becomes Gilden Way. The road passes fields to the south, and a housing estate to the north. We then arrive at the Churchgate Roundabout, which has recently been turned into a hamburger roundabout due to the M11 Junction 7a. Here the road meets a grand new housing development, named Gilden Park, to the north, and Churchgate Street, to the south. Gilden Way passes Mayfield Farm, until it reaches The Campions Roundabout, where it meets the B183. Here it continues straight onto the M11 Link Road, until it finishes at M11 Junction 7a - Harlow North Junction.[3]
Extension to M11 Junction 7a
As part of the new M11 Junction 7a development, the A1025 will take over part of the B183, from the A414 to The Campions Roundabout, and will provide a link road to the new junction. The £76m cost has been met by the council and National Highways. The new junction 7a has been developed as one of the largest road infrastructure projects in Essex for many years.
The road opened on 10 June 2022, by Councillor Lesley Wagland, and Conservative MP for Harlow, Robert Halfon.[4]
History
Original Norwich route
In the original 1922 road numbering, the A1025 was listed as Norwich (King Street (part) - Boom Towers - Carrow Road (part)). It bypassed the southeast corner of the city centre, from the A146 (now A147) to the A47 (now A1242). It is now classified as parts of the A147 and A1242 inner ring road in the city.
^"M11 J7A Harlow North Junction". roads.org.uk. Retrieved 12 July 2022.
^Essex County Council (10 June 2022). "New M11 Junction 7A opens to traffic today". essex.gov.uk. Retrieved 12 June 2022. This article incorporates text published under the British Open Government Licence:
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