Hertfordshire County Council has announced a series of temporary road closures and traffic management measures across the county, set to commence from late October 2026. These measures are necessary to facilitate various utility works and infrastructure improvements.

Key Road Closures

• 3U151 (Unnamed Road), Wareside: This road will be closed from its junction with Wareside Public Bridleway No.064 south eastwards for approximately 60 metres. The closure is due to telegraph pole replacement works scheduled for two days starting 9 November 2026.
• Hertingfordbury Road, Hertford: Scheduled to close from 11 November 2026 for one day to allow utility service works. The closure extends from its junction with St Marys Lane north westwards for about 70 metres.
• Lampits, Hoddesdon: This section will be closed from 9 November 2026 for two days due to utility works. The closure runs from A1170 Charlton Way south eastwards to Rivermead.
• Lord Street, Hoddesdon: Set to close on 9 November 2026 for one day. The closure affects the stretch from a point 115 metres south west of Sedgwick Grove.
• Lammas Road, Watton at Stone and Tanfield Close, Cheshunt: Both roads will be closed starting 9 November 2026 for seven days due to proposed works.

Additional Notices

• Market Street/Railway Street, Hertford: Closure begins on 9 November 2026 for seven days to facilitate necessary works.
• Beeston Drive and Various Footpaths in Cheshunt: Traffic management measures will be implemented from 26 October 2026 for five days.
• Westfield Road and Norris Lane, Hoddesdon: These roads will see closures starting on 26 October 2026 for five days.
• Churchfield Road, Tewin: Scheduled closure from 26 October 2026 for seven days due to gas works.

Residents and commuters are advised to plan their journeys accordingly and follow the indicated alternative routes where available. For further details or queries regarding specific orders, contact information has been provided within each notice.

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