Tags: Hinxhill Road
Hinxhill Road closed again for up to 12 days
KCC Highways has issued an emergency road closure order for Hinxhill Road to let UK Power Network contractors work near the rear entrance to the William Harvey Hospital. This road closure order runs from Friday 19th November and applies for up to twelve days. Though in fact KCC closed the road without warning yesterday. it should reopen in time for the Wye Christmas Street Party 3rd December. Meanwhile... Read More »
Posted: Fri, 19 Nov 2021 17:34 by Admin
Hinxhill Road closed from Monday 9th November for ten days
KCC Highways has issued another temporary road closure order for Hinxhill Road for works near the ambulance entrance at the rear of the William Harvey Hospital. This order runs from Monday 9th November until the estimated completion date Friday 20th November. This closure is necessary for excavations to lay new power supplies to the Bellway Hinxhill Park development. The road will remain closed outside... Read More »
Posted: Sun, 08 Nov 2020 20:19 by Admin
Hinxhill Road due to close from Monday 1st June
KCC Highways has issued another temporary road closure order for Hinxhill Road. This order runs from Monday 1st June to Friday 5th June, and is necessary to enable contractors to work on the new T junction off the Hinxhill Park housing development. The road will remain closed outside working hours. KCC Highways scheduled the latest construction works near the ambulance entrance at the rear of the William... Read More »
Posted: Wed, 27 May 2020 23:35 by Admin
Naccolt Road will close again from Monday 2nd March 2020 for about nine weeks.
Kent County Council Highways has made another Order to temporarily prohibit through traffic on part of Naccolt Road. This latest road closure is necessary for safety reasons to enable South East Water's contractors to install a new water main in the vicinity of Pottery Cottages, and Herons Brook. These works will not deal with the separate problems of surface water flooding and drainage from the former... Read More »
Posted: Sun, 01 Mar 2020 20:30 by Admin
Hinxhill Road remains closed, and Bockham Lane looks 'like a battlefield’
KCC Highways has extended the closure of Hinxhill Road to 21st February. This is to enable contractors to finish building a new T junction to access the Hinxhill Park housing development. Construction works near to the back entrance to the William Harvey Hospital were due to complete by 14th February, but the contractors are running late, and Hinxhill Road must remain closed. KCC Highways did warn... Read More »
Posted: Sun, 09 Feb 2020 23:30 by Admin
Hinxhill Road closed for five weeks
The road closure order for Hinxhill Road, starts Monday 6th January. The Kent County Council Highways (prohibition of driving) order states that 'Hinxhill Road will be closed in the general vicinity of the rear entrance to William Harvey Hospital. The closure is planned from Monday 6 January 2020 for an estimated period of up to 5 weeks. The alternative route for all through traffic is via The Street,... Read More »
Posted: Sat, 04 Jan 2020 15:00 by Admin
Wye Level Crossing closure: nine mile detour for drivers
Network Rail will close the road and footway over Wye level crossing from 23:45 on Monday 14th January, until 05.00 on Tuesday 15th January. This will enable enable engineers to make a rail foot inspection of the level crossing. KCC Highways advises drivers to take a detour of about nine miles via Harville Road, A28 Canterbury Road, A2070 Willesborough Road, Kennington Road, The Street (Willesborough),... Read More »
Posted: Fri, 11 Jan 2019 22:19 by Admin
A2070 Kennington Road reopened after 11 weeks of roadworks
Kent County Council reopened the A2070 Kennington Road, near Blackwall Road North today as planned, after 11 weeks of closure for roadworks. Just in time for the start of the new school year.
KCC Highways closed the road in June to carry out carriageway widening, resurfacing and other improvement works. These include the removal of the dangerous pinch point near Longport Bridge and the construction... Read More »
Posted: Mon, 04 Sep 2017 17:30 by Admin