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M25, A2 and London Overground hit by weekend closures

Summarised from 3 outlets · 6 reports · Updated 8 Oct, 17:14 · Archive

The M25, A2 and several London Overground lines face planned overnight closures from Thursday to Sunday.

Major transport disruption will affect south-east England and London from Thursday, October 8, to Sunday, October 11. The M25 faces multiple full carriageway and slip road closures announced by National Highways, affecting connections to the M3, M23 and M40 among others. Closures begin Thursday night at 10pm and extend through Friday night at 11pm, with restrictions ranging from overnight to some remaining shut throughout the weekend.

The A2 in Kent has five overnight closures planned between Friday, October 9, and Sunday, October 11, affecting both eastbound and westbound traffic with full carriageway and slip road closures. Four closures begin at 8pm on Friday and run until between 5am and 6am on Saturday. A further closure is planned for Sunday evening, with one section between Barham and Coldred not reopening until 6am on Monday, October 12.

London's transport is also affected. On Sunday, October 11, the Suffragette Line will not operate between Gospel Oak and Barking until 9.45am and after 11pm, with complete closure between Barking and Barking Riverside. The Weaver Line will be out of service on the entire line until 10.15am, with further disruptions from Monday to Thursday when services will not operate after 10.45pm. The Windrush Line will not run between Surrey Quays and Clapham Junction after 11.15pm on Thursday, and between Wandsworth Road and Clapham Junction on Sunday.

National Highways and transport operators urge all users to check routes in advance, allow additional time for journeys, and use alternative services where provided.

M25, A2 and London Overground hit by weekend closures
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In this story: M25 · M3 · M23 · M40 · A2 · National Highways · London Overground · Kent

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