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Teddington roads facing disruption this week - check whether your journey is affected

Local News by Tilly O'Brien 4 minutes ago  
Elfin Grove, Queens Road, and Station Road in Teddington all have road works commencing this week (Credit: Tilly O'Brien)
Elfin Grove, Queens Road, and Station Road in Teddington all have road works commencing this week (Credit: Tilly O'Brien)
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There are various emergency and planned roadworks commencing in and around Teddington this week.

Emergency Works

Hill View Road, Twickenham is currently closed at the junction with Cole Park View for Thames Water utility works. The estimated completion date is 30 September. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Planned Works

Berwyn Road, Richmond has a rolling road closure in place between Christchurch Road and Upper Richmond Road West for Cadent Gas main replacement works. The estimated completion date is 1 October. Contact: Cadent Gas 08000 159 057.

Elfin Grove, Teddington will be closed outside no.1A for Thames Water utility works commencing on Monday, 21 September to Friday, 25 September. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

George Street, Richmond will be closed outside M&S for crane operation tonight (Monday, 21 September. Contact: NMT Crane Hire Ltd 01303 669 700.

Ham Common, Ham has a rolling road closure in place between New Road and Langham House Close for Cadent Gas main replacement works. The estimated completion date is 1 October. Contact: Cadent Gas 08000 159 057.

High Street, Hampton Wick will have two-way temporary traffic signals outside no.88 for Thames Water utility works commencing on Wednesday, 23 September to Friday, 25 September. These will be night works. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Lock Road, Ham will have multi-way temporary traffic signals outside no.74 for Cadent Gas utility works commencing on Monday, 21 September to Tuesday, 22 September. Contact: Cadent Gas 08000 159 057.

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Marys Terrace, Twickenham will be closed at Rail Bridge Rdg1 3/37 for Network Rail utility works tonight (Monday, 21 September). Contact: Network Rail 07920 856 274.

Queens Road, Teddington will be closed outside no.30 to the junction with Broad Street for Thames Water utility works commencing on Monday, 21 September to Friday, 25 September. These will be night works. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

School Road, Hampton Wick will be closed at the junction with High Street for Thames Water utility works commencing on Wednesday, 23 September to Friday, 25 September. These will be night works. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Seymour Road, Hampton Wick will be closed outside no.7 to the junction with High Street for Thames Water utility works commencing on Wednesday, 23 September to Friday, 25 September. These will be night works. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Station Road, Teddington will have two-way temporary traffic signals outside no.15 for crane operation on Thursday, 24 September. Contact: J & G traffic 01483278666.

Taylor Avenue, Kew will be closed outside no.1 for Cadent Gas utility works commencing on Monday, 21 September to Tuesday, 22 September. Contact: Cadent Gas 08000 159 057.

Thames Street, Hampton will have two-way temporary traffic signals outside no.26 for Thames Water utility works tonight (Monday, 21 September). Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

The Vineyard, Richmond is currently closed outside no.7 for sewer connection works. The estimated completion date is today (Monday, 21 September). Contact: Trident Utilities & Civils Ltd 0800 061 4416.

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Wensleydale Road, Hampton will be closed outside no.6 for new sewer connection commencing on Monday, 21 September to Friday, 25 September. Contact: NG Tunnelling 0208 648 6644.

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