Find the full list of roadworks lined up for this week in and around Richmond.

Emergency Roadworks

Castelnau, Barnes two-way temporary traffic signals outside 31 for Thames Water utility works. Estimated completion date 08/12/2025. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

The Quadrant, Richmond multi-way temporary traffic signals outside Oxfam for Thames Water utility works. Estimated completion date 26/11/2025. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Richmond Hill, Richmond is closed outside 21 for emergency Thames water works to urgently repair a burst water trunk main. Estimated completion date 05/12/2025. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Clifford Avenue, East Sheen two-way temporary traffic signals at the junction with St Leonards Road for Cadent Gas utility works. Estimated completion date 23/11/2025. Contact: Cadent Gas Cadent Gas 08000 159 057 

Planned Works

Cambrian Road, Richmond multi-way temporary traffic signals junction with Queens Road for Thames Water utility works on 24/11/2025. Contact: Thames Water 0800 316 9800.

Sheen Road, Richmond multi-way temporary traffic signals outside 145 to 96 for Openreach utility works commencing on 29/11/2025 to 30/11/2025. WEEKEND WORKS. Contact: Openreach 03301 233 753.

Petersham Road, Petersham multi-way temporary traffic signals Outside 312 for UKPN utility works commencing on 22/11/2025 to 23/11/2025. WEEKEND WORKS. Contact: UKPN 0800 028 0709.

Sheen Road, Richmond multi-way temporary traffic signals outside 145 to 96 for Openreach utility works commencing on 29/11/2025 to 30/11/2025. WEEKEND WORKS. Contact: Openreach 03301 233 753.

Christmas Events

Richmond BID: Closure of George Street from 4pm to 7pm, local diversions in place on Thursday, 27 November.

Kew Sparkle: Station Parade and Station Approach closed from Noon to 10.30pm on Friday, 5 December. 

Ham Parade: Parkleys Parade, Slip road off Richmond Road closed between 7am to 3.30pm on Saturday, 6 December.

READ MORE: Repair of Mortlake tomb will see it reopened to the public for the first in 60 years.

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