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M25 closure Friday 12 to Monday 15 July
The next next weekend closure will take place from 9pm on Friday 12 and the opening time on Monday 15 is no later than 6am.
Delays are expected - only drive this area route if your journey is essential.
Diversion routes will be in place, but drivers should use another route, travel on a different day or use another form of transport.
The full carriageway (both sides) of the M25 will be closed in both directions.
NOTE: The stretch which is closing is different from last time.
It is from Junction 10 for Wisley through to Junction 11 for Chertsey. The previous closure was between Wisley and Junction 9 for Leatherhead.
The diversion route is also different from last time.
This is the third planned weekend full closure of the M25 between junctions 9 and 11.
Other closures will take place later this year. National Highways have promised to give everyone four weeks’ notice.
Contact National Highways:
Telephone: Customer Contact Centre of 0300 123 5000
Email: info@nationalhighways.co.uk.
Online: Visit National Highways
Published On: 04/07/2024 15:00:00
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