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Member alert: M25 closures


The slip roads between the M25 and A3 will be closed over upcoming weekends in May. The M25 and A3 will remain open during the closures.

Full details:

  • From 9:00pm Friday 9 May to 6:00am Monday 12 May 2025: National Highways is closing the slip lanes that joins the clockwise (westbound) M25. Drivers will be unable to leave the northbound A3 to enter the gyratory or enter the clockwise (westbound) M25 entry from the junction 10 gyratory.
  • From 9:00am Friday 16 May to 6:00am Monday 19 May 2025: National Highways is closing the Wisley Interchange junction 10, including all entry and exit slip roads.

For full details about diversion routes and further updates visit National Highways.

Published On: 01/05/2025 14:26:46

 

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