Hertfordshire County Council has announced several road traffic notices affecting various locations across the county starting in September 2026. These notices include temporary road closures and diversions due to essential works.

Key Road Closures and Diversions

1. Byde Street, Hertford: Scheduled closure from 21 September 2026 for remedial works. An alternative route is provided via Wellington Street and other local roads.
2. Swanfield Road, Waltham Cross: Closure from 21 September 2026 for two days due to remedial works. Traffic will be diverted via Central Avenue and Gloucester Avenue.
3. Marshalls Lane, Sacombe: Closed from 18 September 2026 for utility service works with a diversion via Rowney Lane and Potters Green.
4. Vicarage Lane, Stapleford: Closure on 19 September 2026 for vegetation removal and brickwork repairs. A diversion is available via Sacombe Road and B158.
5. Various Roads in Hoddesdon: From 7 September 2026, multiple roads will be closed for gas main works, lasting approximately five weeks.
6. King Edwards Road, Ware: Closed from 8 September 2026 for three days due to utility service works with a diversion via New Road and A1170 High Street.
7. B1004 Ware Road, Wareside: Closure from 7 September 2026 for utility works with a diversion via B1004 and A1170.
8. Whitehill, Dane End: Closed on 8 September 2026 for one day due to utility service works with a diversion via Munden Road and Mill Lane.
9. C15 (Unnamed Road), Stocking Pelham: Closure from 4 September 2026 for five days with a diversion via Ginns Road and Stortford Road.
10. Grove Road, Ware: Closed from 4 September 2026 for seven days with no alternative route available but access maintained where possible.

Additional Notices

• Diversion Order Confirmation: The Hertingfordbury footpath diversion order confirmed under the Highways Act will take effect on 3 September 2026.
• Traffic Management Measures in Braughing: Temporary measures on Uplands starting from 7 September 2026.
• Speed Limit Changes in Hertford: New waiting restrictions and a 20 mph speed limit proposed on parts of West Street and Horns Road to improve safety.

Residents are encouraged to review the full details of these orders at Farnham House or online at the Hertfordshire County Council website. Those affected by these changes can contact the relevant project managers listed in each notice for further information or to raise concerns.

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