M25 Junction 15 Closures – 24-25 October 2026

Highways Agency are planning to complete preparatory works at M25 Junction 15 ahead of the replacement of two bridge expansion joints starting in 2027.

To complete this work safely, the M25 junction 15 anticlockwise carriageway, above the M4, is scheduled to close overnight from 8pm Saturday 24 until 10am Sunday 25 October 2026

The M25 junction 15 clockwise carriageway, M4 eastbound and westbound carriageways, and all links between the M25 and M4 will remain open throughout the works.

Diversion route. https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=12uSzjzs4G6N4pmFt4Dei-5s5xg-l870&ll=51.497570606189285%2C-0.5131658015441976&z=14

During both closures, anticlockwise traffic will need to exit the M25 at junction 15. A signed diversion route will be in place via the M4 to rejoin the M25 after the closure:

Follow the M4 westbound to junction 5
Turn around at M4 junction 5 (Langley Interchange)
Follow the M4 eastbound to rejoin the M25 anticlockwise via M4 junction 4b

Expecting the M25 and M4 interchange to be busier than usual on Sunday mornings. If you need to travel through the area, please allow additional time.

Further work will complete on weekday nights between 10pm and 6am. During weekday nights, a signed diversion route will be in place via M4 junction 4 and return. Diversion route map (Google Maps).
The bridge expansion joints that are being replaced have been in service for around 40 years. Work to replace them in 2027 will help maintain safe and reliable journeys for the 200,000 vehicles that use this section of the M25 each day for decades to come.

You can find information about this work and updates on the scheme webpage. (Link https://nationalhighways.co.uk/roads-and-travel/road-projects/south-east/m25-junction-15-m4-junction-4b-bridge-repairs-near-heathrow-airport/).. Please remember that closures can change at short notice. For the latest roadworks information, please visit www.nationalhighways.co.uk/travel-updates.

Road Closures in July

Breakspear Road South – Full Road Closure at Chiltern Line Bridge

A HGV vehicle was reported to have struck the Chiltern Line Bridge on Breakspear Road South on Mon 06/07
A Full Road Closure has been put in place under Network Rail Emergency Powers since 06/07 while the damage to the Bridge is repaired
Network Rail expect the Road Closure to be in place until Mon 13/07
Network Rail have confirmed that the vehicle was not related to HS2 works in the area

Harvil Road – 2-Way Temporary Traffic Lights near Harvil Farm

Thames Water have confirmed a burst to a Sewer Mains Pipe on the stretch between Dews Lane & Uxbridge Golf Course on Wed 01/07
In order to run Tankering Operations to remove Sewage by Lorry – there are now 2-Way Temporary Traffic Lights in place on Harvil Road (in operation 24/7)
It is hoped that the Tankering Operations can be completed by Fri 10/07 (most recent update from Thames Water)
Going forward, Thames Water have had funding approved for a large project to replace the two existing rising mains causing these issues (replacing with one super new main which should resolve any future potential bursts at this location for at least 100 years)
 

HS2 works update

Please see the works updates as follows:

HS2 works update

Please see the works updates as follows:

HS2 works – closure of New Years Green Lane

This Week Coming – Newyears Green Lane – Road Closure for removal of Conveyor

1. Tue 28/05 to Sat 01/06 (5 days during School Half-Term Holidays)
2. Works are to remove the Conveyor that currently crosses the road between the HS2 Sites
3. The works are scheduled to take place over 5 days as contingency built-in as they are weather dependant (a Crane will be used to remove the sections of the Conveyor piece by piece)
4. If the weather is good then it is hoped the Conveyor can be removed quicker than the scheduled 5 days and the road reopened sooner

HS2 works update

Please see the works updates as follows:

HS2 works update

Please see the works updates as follows:

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