Hertfordshire County Council has issued a series of temporary road closures and traffic orders set to commence in November 2026. These measures are part of ongoing works aimed at improving infrastructure and ensuring public safety across various locations in the county.

Footpath Closure in Broxbourne

The footpath situated to the rear of Nos.1-4 Silverfield, Broxbourne will be closed from its junction with Cozens Lane East south westwards for approximately 183 metres. This closure is necessary due to proposed works on or near the footpath. An alternative route will be available via the footway on the south side of Cozens Lane East and the east side of Silverfield. The order will be effective from 16 November 2026 for six months, with works scheduled to last seven days.

Road Closures in Puckeridge, Cheshunt, Buntingford, and Standon

Several roads will be temporarily closed to vehicular traffic, except for access:

• Cambridge Road, Puckeridge: Closed from A120 Standon Hill to High Street (479m). Alternative route via A120 Standon Hill and other roads.
• Batchelors, Puckeridge: No alternative route available.
• Church Lane, Cheshunt: Alternative route via Church Lane and B176.
• Conifer Close, Cheshunt: No alternative route available.
• Russells Ride, Cheshunt: Alternative route via B176 and Windmill Lane.

These closures are due to necessary works on or near the roads, effective from 16 November 2026 for up to 18 months.

Additional Closures in Braughing, Gilston, Benington, Letty Green, Hoddesdon, Waltham Cross, Ware, Waterford, Wormley, and Puckeridge

Each location has specific roads affected by temporary closures due to various utility works or infrastructure improvements. For instance:

• Gilston Lane will be closed for telegraph pole replacement.
• Walkern Road in Benington will have waiting restrictions during works.
• Holy Cross Hill in Wormley will close for overhead cabling and tree cutting.

Speed Limit Changes on Walkern Road

In addition to road closures, Hertfordshire County Council proposes extending the existing 30 mph speed limit and introducing a new 40 mph speed limit on Walkern Road in Watton at Stone. These changes aim to enhance road safety.

Residents and commuters are advised to check local signage for specific dates and times of these works as they may vary. For further details or queries regarding these orders, contact information is provided within each notice.

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