Isleworth Road Closed: Arnold Crescent Shut

ARNOLD CRESCENT in Isleworth will be closed to traffic from 13 August 2026 to 17 August 2026, with urgent roadworks scheduled to take place throughout this period. The LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW highway authority has announced the temporary closure of the road, with drivers advised to plan alternative routes to avoid the area.

The roadworks are set to begin on 13 August 2026 at 07:12 and are expected to last until 17 August 2026 at 07:12. Drivers are being urged to check for updates on traffic apps and websites, such as Google Maps or Waze, to plan their journeys accordingly. Motorists are also advised to use nearby streets or alternative routes, including the A316 and the A4, to reach their destinations.

Residents and businesses in the area are being notified of the road closure, and diversions will be put in place to ensure that local traffic can still access their properties. However, drivers heading to or from London should be prepared for potential delays and consider using public transport or leaving earlier than usual to reach their destinations on time.

The roadworks are part of an ongoing programme of maintenance and improvement works carried out by the LONDON BOROUGH OF HOUNSLOW, which aims to maintain and upgrade the borough's road network. While the works are necessary to ensure the safety and efficiency of the road, they may cause disruptions to traffic flow and should be taken into account when planning journeys.

Motorists are being asked to exercise patience and caution when navigating the area, as temporary traffic lights and lane closures may be in place. The highway authority has promised to keep the community updated on the progress of the works and any changes to the road closure schedule.

For the latest information on road closures and traffic updates, please visit Road Closures UK, where you can find interactive maps, real-time traffic information, and advice on alternative routes. By planning ahead and checking for updates, drivers can minimise their disruption and make the most of their journeys during this time.