Road Closure: FOOTPATH FRONT OF 1 TO 6 LENTHORP ROAD — London

A road closure is set to affect pedestrians in the Greenwich area of London, with the footpath front of 1 to 6 Lenthrop Road closed for roadworks from 26 October 2026 at 00:00 to 28 October 2026 at 00:00. The Royal Borough of Greenwich, the highway authority responsible for the area, has announced the closure, which is expected to have a medium severity impact on local residents and commuters. The roadworks are classified as minor, but may still cause some disruption to those who regularly use the footpath.

The closure is likely to affect people living in the surrounding area, as well as those who commute through Greenwich. Pedestrians are advised to use alternative routes to avoid the closed footpath, and to check traffic apps and websites for the latest information on the closure. The Royal Borough of Greenwich has not announced any specific diversion routes, but pedestrians can use online mapping services to plan their journey and avoid the closed footpath.

The roadworks are being carried out by the Royal Borough of Greenwich, which is responsible for maintaining the roads and footpaths in the area. The council has a programme of ongoing roadworks and maintenance to ensure that the roads and footpaths in the borough are safe and well-maintained. While the closure of the footpath front of 1 to 6 Lenthrop Road may cause some inconvenience, it is necessary to allow the roadworks to be carried out.

Drivers and pedestrians are advised to plan their journeys in advance and to allow extra time to get to their destination. The closure may cause some delays, especially during peak hours, so it is a good idea to check traffic apps and websites for the latest information before setting out. The Royal Borough of Greenwich will be working to complete the roadworks as quickly as possible, and the footpath is expected to be reopened by 28 October 2026 at 00:00.

In the meantime, pedestrians are advised to follow any diversion signs and to use alternative routes to avoid the closed footpath. The Royal Borough of Greenwich is working to minimise the disruption caused by the closure, and appreciate the cooperation of local residents and commuters. For more information on the closure, including the latest updates and diversion routes, visit Road Closures UK, which provides up-to-date information on road closures and roadworks across the UK.