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Major utility company roadworks

Please find below some of the works currently ongoing with a potential to cause disruption, however the list of works is not exhaustive. Please visit for the most up to date information.

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Thames Water Works - The Glanty A308, Staines upon Thames

Thames Water will be installing a new surface water rising main along The Glanty A308, Staines upon Thames.

Once complete, this project is expected to increase the capacity for surface water discharge into the ßÙßÇÂþ»­-owned network and help reduce pressure on the existing mains.

Traffic Management

Works will proceed under lane closures to ensure safe operation and maintain traffic flow.

Programme

  • Start date: Monday 1 September
  • Approximate duration: 11 weeks

Working Hours

  • Weekdays: 07:00 – 19:00
  • Saturdays: 08:00 – 16:00

What This Means for Road Users

  • Expect lane restrictions along The Glanty for the duration of the project.
  • Please plan ahead: some delays are likely, particularly during peak hours.
  • We aim to keep disruption to a minimum and complete works promptly and safely.

Thames Water have been instructed to place Advance Warning Signs and undertake letter drop to affected properties on Woodhaw.

Further Information

Please contact website for more information

Development works - Hale Road, Farnham

Development works are being undertaken by Miller Homes on Hale Road, Farnham. The works will be carried out under two different licences, Section 50 and Section 278. They will be delivered in three phases as follows:

Phase 1:

Section 50 Foul drainage connection from opposite the junction with Roman Way (outside the Six Bells ) to the new site entrance.

Phase 2:

Section 50 & Section 278 Connect foul drainage into site. Excavate and construct new carriageway north of the site entrance. Create a new filter lane in the centre of the road. Construct a new 3m cycleway/footpath. Install new gullies and manhole to connect into highway drainage.

Phase 3:

Section 278 Excavate and construct new carriageway south of the site entrance. Construct a new traffic island crossing.

Dates

Phase 1: Monday 6 October – Friday 17 October
Phase 2: Monday 20 October – Saturday 1 November
Phase 3: Monday 3 November – Sunday 30 November

Traffic management

Phase 1: Multi-way signals (footway closure with pedestrian crossings provided).
Phases 2 and 3: Two-way signals (footway closure with pedestrian crossings provided).

More information :

  • Extended working hours:
    08:00–18:00 weekdays, 08:00–13:00 Saturdays, 09:00–13:00 Sundays.
  • Manual control of portable traffic signals between 07:00–19:00 on weekdays.
  • The site will be fully clear on the following dates:
    Lantern Festival – 31 October
    Fireworks – 8 November
    Remembrance Day – 9 November

Network Rail – North Downs Line re-signalling: Level Crossing Upgrades

Network Rail will complete upgrades to Burrows Lane Level Crossing, Brook Level Crossing, Chilworth Level Crossing and Tangley Level Crossing as part of the North Downs Line re-signalling project. The closures will be in place from Sunday 14 to Sunday 28 September 2025 to allow safe delivery of the works.

These upgrades will increase safety and resilience through the installation of modern equipment with remote monitoring. The new crossings are designed to be easier to maintain and will be fitted with CCTV systems monitored by a signaller, who will observe each crossing and lower the barriers when it is safe to do so.

Advance notifications and engagement

  • Advance Warning Signs (AWS): to be placed two weeks prior to the works
  • Letter drops: to all properties and businesses along the works location two weeks prior to the start date.
  • Resident drop-in sessions: scheduled in Chilworth and at Shalford Village Hall prior to the works

We will continue to work with Network Rail to minimise disruption and will continue to update this page as works progress.

More information:

More information around these works can be found at Network Rail dedicated .

Mains replacement works - Woodham Lane, Woking

Cadent Gas will be carrying out essential gas mains replacement works on Woodham Lane, Woking, starting from Monday 18 August 2025 and continuing until Friday 14 November 2025.

These works are part of Cadent’s ongoing programme to upgrade aging pipework and ensure the long-term safety and reliability of the gas network in the area.

The works will begin at the junction of Sheerwater Road and Woodham Lane, progressing along Woodham Lane under multi-way temporary traffic signals.

To help manage traffic during the works:

  • Traffic signals will be manually controlled from 07:00 to 19:00 daily, to help keep traffic flowing and ensure the nearby roundabout remains clear
  • Advance warning signs (AWS) will be installed at least one week prior to the works
  • Cadent has also been advised to carry out letter drops to affected properties ahead of the start date

Please note that Woodham Lane is part of ßÙßÇÂþ»­’s Lane Rental Network, meaning utility companies are charged for working during peak hours. This encourages reduced disruption and promotes efficient delivery of works.

We thank you for your patience and cooperation while these essential works are carried out.

For more information about , please visit their website.

Cadent Gas works - Sheerwater road, Woking

Cadent Gas will be carrying out essential gas mains replacement works on Sheerwater Road, Woking, starting on 28 July 2025 for approximately six weeks.

These works form part of Cadent’s programme to upgrade ageing gas infrastructure and ensure a safe and reliable gas supply to the local area. The works will take place between the junction with Woodham Lane and the side of Silver Birch Close.

Both Sheerwater Road and Woodham Lane are part of ßÙßÇÂþ»­’s lane rental network, which means utility companies are charged for works that take place during peak hours to help minimise disruption and encourage timely delivery.

Location: Sheerwater Road, Woking (from the junction with Woodham Lane to the side of Silver Birch Close)

Start date: Monday 28 July 2025

Estimated end date: Monday 8 September 2025

Traffic management: Multi-way temporary traffic signals

To manage traffic during the works:

  • Multi-way traffic signals will be in operation
  • Advance warning signs will be placed at least one week before the start of the works
  • Letter drops will be carried out by Cadent Gas to affected properties in the area

We appreciate your patience while we work alongside Cadent to complete these essential upgrades.

For more information about , please visit their website.

Thames Water works - High Street, Haslemere

Thames Water will be undertaking planned works on High Street, Haslemere. These works are being carried out to install pressure reducing valve and cross connection to main. These upgrades are part of Thames Water’s ongoing efforts to improve the long-term performance and reliability of the local water network, helping to reduce leakage, regulate water pressure, and ensure a more resilient supply for customers.

Location of Works: 9 High Street, Haslemere

Traffic Management: To carry out the works safely, a temporary road closure will be in place at this location.

A clearly signed diversion route will be implemented to help maintain traffic flow and minimise disruption for residents, businesses, and road users.

Thames Water has been advised to put out advance warning signage and inform the affected properties through letter drops.

We appreciate that works of this nature may cause some inconvenience and we will be working with Thames Water to reduce the disruption while these essential works take place.

Gas Mains Replacement works - Leatherhead Road

SGN will be carrying out gas mains replacement works on Leatherhead Road (A24) from Tuesday 23 July for approximately six weeks, with the aim of completing by Saturday 31 August 2025.

These essential works are part of SGN’s programme to upgrade their network and ensure a long-term safe and reliable gas supply for the area.

Key details:

Location: Leatherhead Road (A24), near the junction with Grange Road, Mole Valley

Utility company: SGN

Start date: Wednesday 23 July 2025

Estimated end date: Saturday 31 August 2025

Traffic management: Multi-way traffic signals and junction closure

To carry out these works safely:

  • Multi-way traffic signals will be in place
  • Signals will be manually controlled from 7am to 7pm (Monday to Saturday) to minimise traffic delays
  • Grange Road will be closed at the junction with Leatherhead Road for the duration of the works
  • Advance warning signs will be placed on both A24 approaches and Grange Road at least two weeks before works begin
  • Working hours will be: Weekdays: 7am to 7pm and Saturdays: 8am to 5pm

SGN has undertaken letter drops to the affected residents and businesses on Grange Road, Ermyn Way, and properties along Leatherhead Road (within 50m of the works) .

We are working closely with SGN to coordinate resurfacing and minimise disruption to road users.

Further information:

For further information, please contact .

SGN works - Kings Road, Shalford

SGN will be carrying out essential gas network upgrade works in Shalford, starting from Wednesday 23 July 2025. The project involves upgrading gas mains along Kings Road and Christmas Hill, continuing to the junction with B2128 Wonersh Common.

Key details :

  • Location: Kings Road and Christmas Hill to B2128 Wonersh Common, Shalford
  • Utility company: SGN
  • Start date: Wednesday 23 July 2025
  • Estimated end date: Late August to early September 2025 (6 weeks)

Traffic management:

Rolling road closure with signed diversions Signed diversion routes will be clearly marked where closures are in place. Access for residents and local businesses will be maintained where it is safe to do so.

These upgrades are part of SGN’s wider programme to replace old gas pipes with modern plastic pipework, helping to ensure a long-term, safe, and reliable gas supply to homes and businesses in the area.

SGN will be providing regular updates via their dedicated We appreciate your patience and understanding while we work with SGN to complete these essential works.

Godstone sinkhole updates

A25, Godstone currently is closed in both directions due a large sinkhole. SES water, SGN and UK Power Networks are currently working on site.

While the situation is stabilising, it will be treated as an ongoing significant incident, which means all agencies in ßÙßÇÂþ»­ working closely to focus on supporting residents and moving to repair and recovery.

We understand the disruption and uncertainty this is causing residents and those traveling near the area. We will continue to update this page as the works continue.

Diversion routes:

The diversion route for the road closure is A25 Oxted Road, A22 Godstone Bypass, Eastbourne Road. This diversion route has also been symbolised to reduce the confusion for the motorists. We are ensuring that parking restrictions are in place on Eastbourne Road from Monday onwards for the end of half term when we expect traffic levels to increase.

Properties in the wider area now have access to water and power as normal and the impacted homes are confined within the cordon. More permanent repairs will be carried out once the site is deemed safe to work in.

Oxted Road ( A25) is expected to be down to 1 set of lights soon as SES Water have completed and replaced the mains valve opposite/ adjacent to Salisbury Road, on the Eastbound side of the A25.
The set further up will stay in situ as this is allowing a standpipe to vent the smaller main being used to replace the supply of the larger one in the High Street.
Traffic impact on these lights has been minimal as reported after Streetworks officer's visit,

SES Water have confirmed that water had been restored to properties within RH1 and RH9.

More information about these works can be found on .

Closure of Bullbeggars Lane and Church Lane:

Due to the traffic on Eastbourne Road, towards the A22 queuing back to Church Lane, Bullbeggars Lane and Church Lane have now been closed.

We will be updating this webpage as and when more information becomes available.

Information on these works can also be found on Update on Godstone sinkhole.

Construction works at the junction of Studios Road, Squire's Bridge and Road New Road

Summary: Shepperton Studios have a history dating back to 1931. They have had extension works ongoing since 2023. The development makes Shepperton Studios the second biggest film studio in the world with a total of 31 purpose-built sound stages alongside additional production accommodation, the whole site covering 1.5 million square feet. The completion of Shepperton is intended to allow incredible new shows, jobs and a boost for the economy.

Duration and Impact: Offline works (construction taking place that requires no traffic management) have been ongoing since 17 June 2024. This offline work is scheduled to take 12 weeks to complete. Traffic management will then be in place after this stage (around mid-September 2024) and will last approximately 24 weeks. This will be done to ensure the safety of road users and all other stakeholders.

Further Information: More information about this project can be found at website.

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