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Blundel Lane closed, starting 4th October

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Blundel Lane will be closed on 4th and 5th October from 9.30am to 4pm to enable the road to be resurfaced both sides of the rail bridge.

Dates: Thursday, 4th & Friday 5th October 2018

Duration: For 2 days 9:30am – 4pm Road closed

Background Information

Surrey Highways have been given extra funding to repair roads which have suffered damage due to bad weather. The money has been used to form a programme of works called the ‘Severe weather recovery programme’ which we are delivering as quickly as possible to try to bring the worst affected roads in Surrey up to an acceptable standard. More information is available at https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/roads-and-transport.

There is additional information on roadworks.org at https://roadworks.org/?106775073.

Additional Information

Residents & Businesses

Blundel Lane will be closed whilst the surfacing works are carried out. Please talk to a member of staff on site if you need help getting to and from your house or business – talking to the staff can solve most issues.

Delays in work

Work is sometimes delayed by bad weather. You will be kept updated on any changes via the advance warning signs.

Parking

It is essential to keep the road free from parked vehicles. Please park somewhere else otherwise your vehicle may be towed away to a nearby road.

Noise

There will be some noise but this will be kept to a minimum.

Further Details

Also see the attached document here for additional information: Blundel Lane, Stoke d’abernon.

Please look out for advance warning signs on site for any date changes or check www.roadworks.org and @ElmbridgeBC on Twitter.

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