Newham roads face 18-month closures for improvement works

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Various roads in Newham will be closed for 18 months due to public realm improvement works.

The notice, issued by Newham Council, prohibits vehicles and pedestrians from proceeding or waiting on specific roads.

The closure will be effective from October 21, and will last until April 20, 2028, or until the completion of the works.

Pedestrian access will also be prohibited when necessary signs are displayed according to the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2016.

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Detours will be provided for pedestrians and vehicles via local alternative pathways and roads. When necessary, some streets may be converted to one-way or two-way traffic.

The works will affect roads in areas E7, E12, and E15/E13, including Katherine Road, Manor Park Road, and Forest Lane, among others. The order will not apply to emergency services vehicles or those used in connection with the works, provided the road space is available.

The works are aimed at improving the public realm and are deemed essential by the council.

Dhiresh Bhatt, director of highways, parking and transportation for the London Borough of Newham, gave notice. For further details, residents can refer to the notice published on October 7, 2026.

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