Diversions and delays in the local area due to road works
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Hammersmith Bridge is closed to vehicular traffic indefinitely due to safety concerns. For further information contact the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham via email at bridgeproject@lbhf.gov.uk.
Disraeli Road SW15 - multi-way temporary traffic signals outside numbers 125 to 116 for Openreach utility works, commencing 17/12/2022 to 18/12/2022. Contact: Openreach, 0331 6689 0802
Wadham Road SW15 - multi-way temporary traffic signals outside numbers 66 for Openreach utility works, commencing 17/12/2022 to 18/12/2022. Contact: Openreach, 0331 6689 0802
Cherrywood Drive SW15 - is currently closed from the junction of Chartfield Avenue for Thames Water utility works, estimated date of completion 20/12/2022. Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800.
Lower Richmond Road SW15 - multi-way temporary traffic signals are currently placed outside number 12 for Thames Water utility works, estimated date of completion 21/12/2022. Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800.
Putney High Street SW15 - lane closure on Putney Bridge for Thames Water utility works, commencing 20/12/2022 to 21/12/2022 Nightworks. Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800.
Putney Hill SW15 – lane closure outside Harvard House numbers 1-19 for Thames Water utility works, commencing 18/12/2022 to 19/12/2022 Nightworks. Contact: Thames Water, 0800 316 9800.
Putney Hill SW15 – currently has two-way signals at the junction with Kersfield Road for Southern Gas Network utility works, Kersfield Road is also closed to facilitate the works. estimated date of completion 18/12/2022. Contact Southern Gas Network, 02394 281 202.
The following free phone numbers should be used to report leaks. Do not assume that someone else has phoned it in. Please do not report these to the Council.
WATER: 0800 714614
GAS: 0800 111999
All utility companies have to prioritise works across our borough as well as other boroughs in south London. The On Street Services team actively monitors works on the public highway and works with utility companies to minimise disruption as much as possible.
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December 16, 2022
