Burgoyne Rd Closed

Burgoyne Road in Sunbury on Thames will be subject to significant disruption as Surrey County Council embarks on a lengthy roadworks project. The BURGOYNE ROAD will be closed to traffic from 08 August 2026 at 16:00 and is expected to remain shut until 07 August 2029 at 16:00. The closure is intended to facilitate essential works, and drivers are advised to plan their journeys in advance.

Surrey County Council is responsible for overseeing the roadworks, with the aim of improving the overall condition of the BURGOYNE ROAD. However, the extended duration of the closure is likely to cause inconvenience for motorists, commuters, and local residents. As a result, drivers are urged to exercise caution and explore alternative routes to avoid the affected area.

The medium-severity roadworks mean that traffic flow is expected to be significantly impacted, and drivers can expect delays and congestion in the surrounding area. It is essential for motorists to check traffic apps and websites regularly for updates on the road closure and to plan their journeys accordingly. Drivers can also utilise online maps and route-finding tools to identify the most efficient alternative routes.

Motorists are advised to allow extra time for their journeys and to consider using public transport or alternative modes of transport where possible. Surrey County Council has not yet released information on any temporary traffic management measures that may be put in place to mitigate the impact of the road closure.

As the road closure is expected to be in place for an extended period, drivers are advised to be patient and flexible when planning their journeys. The disruption is likely to have a broader impact on the community, with local businesses and residents also affected by the roadworks.

Surrey County Council will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates on the road closure. For the latest information on the roadworks and to stay up-to-date with any changes, visit Road Closures UK for the most recent updates and travel advice.

For now, drivers are urged to plan ahead, check for updates, and consider alternative routes to avoid the BURGOYNE ROAD roadworks.