B4364 closed: Henley to Middleton

Motorists in Worcestershire are facing disruption on the B4364 from Henley to Stok, Middleton, with Shropshire Council imposing urgent roadworks. The B4364 will be closed from the A4117 junction to Stok, Middleton, starting on 10 August 2026 at 09:08 and lasting until 12 August 2026 at 15:00.

Travelers can expect significant congestion on this stretch of the B4364 during the closure, with delays likely to be experienced. Motorists are advised to plan their journeys in advance, avoid the area if possible, and consider using alternative routes. Regularly checking traffic and travel apps, such as Waze or Google Maps, can also help drivers stay informed about the latest road conditions and find the best route to take.

Shropshire Council is responsible for the roadworks, which are necessary due to urgent circumstances. Motorists should be aware that the exact duration and timing of the roadworks may be subject to change, and they are advised to keep up to date with the latest information and follow the instructions of traffic management teams.

For those who do need to use the B4364 during the closure, it is essential to follow the diversion signs and instructions provided by traffic management teams. While the roadworks are in place, drivers can expect reduced traffic speeds and lane closures, which may cause delays and disruptions. Motorists are urged to exercise caution and patience when navigating the area.

The closure is expected to have a significant impact on local traffic and residents, and motorists are advised to plan their journeys in advance to minimize disruptions. Local businesses and residents may also be affected by the roadworks, and drivers are asked to be considerate of the community during this time.

While the B4364 roadworks are in place, drivers can find up-to-date information on Road Closures UK, which provides the latest news and updates on roadworks across the UK. For more information on the B4364 roadworks and to plan your journey, visit Road Closures UK and stay informed about the latest developments.