Overview of Traffic Notices in Hertfordshire

Hertfordshire County Council has announced a series of temporary road closures and restrictions across the county, set to commence in February 2026. These measures are being implemented under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 to facilitate various infrastructure works.

Key Road Closures and Restrictions

1. B181 Station Road, Stanstead St Margarets
   • Closure Duration: From 16 February 2026 for up to 18 months.
   • Reason: Level crossing inspection and repair works.
   • Alternative Route: Via B181 (Station Road/High Street/Roydon Road), A414 Eastwick Road, and B181 Station Road.
2. Hagsdell Road, Hertford
   • Closure Duration: From 16 February 2026 for up to 18 months.
   • Reason: Water connection works.
   • Alternative Route: Via Hagsdell Road, Mangrove Road, A414 (London Road/Gascoyne Way), B158 Hale Road, Hale Road, Queens Road, and Hagsdell Road.
3. Blindmans Lane, Cheshunt
   • Closure Duration: From 19 February 2026 for up to 18 months.
   • Reason: Infrastructure works.
   • Alternative Route: Via B176 Turners Hill and B198 College Road.
4. Halstead Hill, Goffs Oak/Barrow Lane, Cheshunt
   • Closure Duration: From 16 February 2026 for up to 18 months.
   • Reason: Infrastructure works with additional waiting restrictions.
   • Alternative Route: Via B156 Goffs Lane, Dark Lane, Barrow Lane, and Beverley Gardens.
5. Various Roads in Hoddesdon
   • Closure Duration: From 16 February 2026 for up to 18 months.
   • Reason: Gas main replacement works.
   • Alternative Routes: Multiple routes provided depending on specific road sections affected.

Additional Notices

• Cromwell Avenue, Cheshunt will be closed for electrical works with an alternative route via Churchgate, B156 Goffs Lane, Dark Lane, and Cromwell Avenue.
• Various roads in Ardeley, Watton at Stone, Benington, and Dane End will experience closures and waiting restrictions due to ongoing works.
• Roads in Hertford, Stanstead Abbotts, St Margarets, and Tewin will also be affected by closures for infrastructure improvements.

Public Participation

Residents with concerns or queries regarding these orders are encouraged to contact the relevant authorities as listed in the notices. Full details of the orders can be inspected at County Hall in Hertford during office hours or online at the Hertfordshire County Council website.

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