Heading out and about in and around Twickenham this week? Nub News has you covered.

Check what roadworks and closures are going on in the local area, and get informed before you travel.

Planned Works

Beaulieu Close, Twickenham will be closed outside 7 for Thames Water sewer cover replacement works.

Estimated completion date: 23 July. 

Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800.

Fairfax Road, Teddington is closed at the junction with Bushy Park Road for SGN gas main replacement. 

Estimated completion date: 2 August. 

Contact: SGN, 01442 767214.

Hampton Court Road, Kingston Upon Thames is closed from Church Grove to Kingston Bridge and junction of Church Grove to Lower Teddington Road for Richmond Council carriageway resurfacing works.

Estimated completion date: 24 July. NIGHT WORKS. 

Contact: FM Conway, 01732 600771.

Hanworth Road, Hampton will be closed from Junction Hampton Lane to Uxbridge Road for Richmond Council carriageway resurfacing works. Work starts on 28 July.

Estimated completion date: 30 July. NIGHT WORKS. 

Contact: FM Conway, 01732 600771.

High Street, Hampton will need multi-way temporary traffic signals at the junction with Uxbridge Road for Broadband utility works, with work commencing on 27 July. 

Estimated completion date: 28 August. 

Contact: JSM Group, 07738 716416.

Hounslow Road, Whitton will have a directional closure in place northbound at the junction with Nelson Road for Cadent Gas mains replacement works. Works will start on 25 July.

Estimated completion date: 10 October. 

Contact: Cadent Gas, 01455 232822.

Marys Terrace, Twickenham will be closed at the bridge for Network Rail works, commencing on 25 July.

Estimated completion date: 26 July. NIGHT WORKS. 

Contact: Network Rail, 07790 066824.

Multi-way temporary traffic signals are in place on Petersham Road, Petersham at the junction with River Lane for Virgin Media utility works.

Estimated completion date: 24 July. NIGHT WORKS. 

Contact: Virgin Media, 01480 598910.

Pigeon Lane, Hampton will have multi-way temporary traffic signals at the junction with Dean Road for Thames Water utility works, from 26 July.

Estimated completion date: 31 July. 

Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800.

Tudor Road, Hampton is closed at the junction with Station Road for Thames Water utility works.

Estimated completion date: 26 July. 

Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800.

Upper Sunbury Road, Hampton will see various traffic management being used from opposite Hampton care to opposite Berkeley House for broadband utility works, commencing 27 July.

Estimated completion date: 28 July. 

Contact: JSM Group, 07738 716416.

York Street, Twickenham will have multi-way temporary traffic signals at the junction with Cornwall Road for Thames Water utility works on July 24. 

Estimated completion date: July 24. NIGHT WORKS. 

Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800.

Emergency Works

Bonser Road, Twickenham is closed outside 45 for Cadent Gas emergency gas main repair works. 

Estimated completion date: 23 July. 

Contact: Cadent Gas, 08000 159057

Hampton Court Road, Hampton has two-way temporary traffic signals opposite River mount for SGN emergency gas main repair works. 

Estimated completion date: 24 July. 

Contact: SGN, 07773 545285.

Kew Road, Richmond is disrupted by multi-way temporary traffic signals outside Orange Tree Hotel for emergency deep excavation Thames Water works to repair a collapsed sewer. Church Road will also remain as a half road closure (vehicles can only enter Church Road) while the repair is being carried out. 

Estimated completion date: 24 July. 

Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800.

Two-way temporary traffic signals are in place on Percy Road, Hampton at the junction with Priory Road which is closed for Thames Water utility works. 

Estimated completion date: 22 July. 

Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800

Waldegrave Road, Twickenham two-way temporary traffic signals outside 301 for Cadent Gas emergency gas main repair works. 

Estimated completion date: 23 July. 

Contact: Cadent Gas, 08000 159057

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