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

Local News by Tilly O'Brien 1 hour ago  
Both Hampton Road and High Street in Teddington have roadworks commencing this week (Credit: Nub News)
Both Hampton Road and High Street in Teddington have roadworks commencing this week (Credit: Nub News)
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There are a variety of emergency and planned roadworks commencing in and around Teddington this week.

Orchard Road, Hampton is currently closed outside no.7 for Thames Water utility works. The estimated completion date is Wednesday, 28 October. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Planned Works

Albert Road, Richmond will have multi-way temporary traffic signals at the junction with Lorne Road for Thames Water utility works on Tuesday, 27 October. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Amyand Park Road, Twickenham will be closed outside Amyand Park Chapel for Thames Water utility works commencing on Monday, Monday, 26 October to Tuesday, 27 October. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Back Lane, Ham will have a rolling road closure in place from the junction of Lock Road to the junction of Ashburnham Road for Cadent Gas mains replacement works commencing on Monday, 26 Ocyober to 25 November. Contact: Cadent Gas 08000 159 057.

Bessant Drive, Richmond is currently closed at the retail park entrance for UKPN utility works. The estimated completion date is Tuesday, 27 October. These are night works. Contact: UKPN 0800 028 0709.

Colonial Avenue, Twickenham will be closed outside no.1 for Thames Water utility works commencing on Monday, 26 October to Wednesday, 28 October. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Hampton Road, Teddington currently has two-way temporary traffic signals outside no.49 for Thames Water utility works. The estimated completion date is today (Monday, 26 October). Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

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Hampton Road, Hampton Hill will have two-way temporary traffic signals outside no.89 for Openreach utility works commencing on 31 October to 1 November. Contact: Openreach 0800 023 2023 (Option 3).

Hanworth Road, Hampton will have two-way temporary traffic signals opposite no.312 for Thames Water utility works commencing on 31 October to 1 November. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

High Street, Teddington will have multi-way temporary traffic signals at the junction of Udney Park Road for x3 water connection works commencing on Monday, 26 October to 30 October. Contact: Cascade Water Services Ltd 01438893123

Hill Rise, Richmond is currently closed at the junction with The Vineyard for Thames Water bespoke valve install works. The estimated completion date is 1 November. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Holly Road, Twickenham will be closed outside 1no.16 for Openreach utility works commencing on Monday, 26 October to Tuesday, 27 October. Contact: Openreach 0800 023 2023 (Option 3).

Kew Road, Kew will have two-way temporary traffic signals outside no.180 for Thames Water utility works commencing on Monday, 26 October to Thursday, 29 October. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Kew Road, Kew will have multi-way temporary traffic signals at the junction with Old Deer Park Gardens for UKPN utility works for Kew Gardens Decarbonisation programme. This phase of work is due to be completed 3 November. Contact: LPC 01923 237686

Lion Road, Twickenham will have multi-way temporary traffic signals outside no.81 for Cadent Gas utility works commencing on Monday 26 October to 30 October. Contact: Cadent Gas 08000 159 057.

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Oak Avenue, Hampton will have multi-way temporary traffic signals outside no.24 for Thames Water utility works commencing on Thursday, 29 October to Friday, 30 October. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

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