Find the list of roadworks and road closures in and around Twickenham this week.

TfL Works

Hospital Bridge Road, Twickenham multi-way temporary traffic signals Junction with Staines Road and Sixth Cross Road for TfL improvement works commencing on 01/09/2025 until 24/10/2025. Transport for London (TfL) will be undertaking improvement works at the specified junction to modernise pedestrian crossing facilities. For further information, please contact TfL directly on 0343 222 1234.

Planned Works

Broadway Avenue, Twickenham will be closed junction with Winchester Road to St Margarets Road for carriageway resurfacing works commencing on 08/10/2025 to 09/10/2025. Contact: FM Conways 01732 600 771. 

London Road, Twickenham will be closed between Whitton Road to Chertsey Road for carriageway resurfacing works commencing on 06/10/2025 to 10/10/2025. NIGHT WORKS. Contact: FM Conways 01732 600 771.

Oldfield Road, Hampton will be closed outside Hampton Rangers Football Club for telecoms mast maintenance on 11/10/2025. WEEKEND WORKS. Contact: Ericsson 07715484490.

Staines Road, Twickenham multi-way temporary traffic signals junction Fifth Cross Road & Manor Road for ev cable installations. Works commencing on 11/10/2025 to 12/10/2025. WEEKEND WORKS. Contact: Envevo 07423 381204.

Tower Road/Wellesley Road, Twickenham will be closed at Strawberry Hill Level Crossing for Network Rail utility works on 09/10/2025.  NIGHT WORKS. Contact: Network Rail 07920 856 274.

Water Lane, Twickenham will be closed junction with King Street for bell mouth widening works commencing on 06/10/2025 to 24/10/2025. Contact: Kier 07354 484867.

Upper Sunbury Road, Hampton - Thames Water treatment plant, barrier replacement works. There will be a westbound directional closure of Upper Sunbury Road a sign diversion will be in place for eastbound traffic. Please see below link and attached letter for further details. Estimated completion date October 2025. 

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