Woking Road Closed: Church St East Shut

CHURCH STREET EAST in WOKING is set to be closed due to urgent roadworks, according to Surrey County Council. The disruption is expected to begin at 11:23 on 12 August 2026 and is scheduled to end at 22:59 on the same day. This road closure is located near the town of WOKING, roughly 15 miles east of Reading city centre.

Motorists are advised to plan their journeys accordingly, as CHURCH STREET EAST will be affected. Surrey County Council has announced that the closure is necessary to carry out immediate repairs and maintenance work. These works are classified as medium severity, and drivers can expect some disruption during this period.

To navigate this road closure safely, drivers are urged to use alternative routes. The nearest major routes include the A320 and the A324. Motorists are also encouraged to check traffic apps for up-to-date information on traffic conditions and road closures in the area. By doing so, they can avoid congested areas and reduce the risk of encountering delays.

While the road closure is in place, drivers may need to take a detour. This could add extra time to their journey, so it's essential to factor this into their travel plans. Surrey County Council has provided little information about the extent of the disruption, but it's clear that the closure is necessary to ensure road safety.

As the repair work progresses, drivers can expect to see updates on the progress of the works. However, it's essential to remember that the exact duration of the closure may be subject to change. Motorists are advised to check for updates regularly to ensure they have the most current information.

Surrey County Council has been working closely with Road Closures UK to ensure that drivers are informed about this closure. For more information about the road closure, including traffic updates and alternative routes, please visit Road Closures UK. This website provides a comprehensive resource for drivers, offering the latest information on road closures and disruptions across the UK. By checking the site regularly, drivers can stay informed and plan their journeys accordingly.