Romford Road Closed: Royle Close

Motorists in Romford are being advised to plan their journeys carefully as Royle Close is set to be closed from 12 August 2026 at 00:00 to 13 August 2026 at 00:00 due to ongoing roadworks. The London Borough of Havering is undertaking minor work on Royle Close, which is expected to cause a medium level of disruption.

The closure will be in place for a 24-hour period, affecting traffic in the area and potentially causing congestion on nearby roads. Drivers are being urged to check for updates on traffic conditions before embarking on their journeys. It is recommended that alternative routes be taken to avoid the area, and that drivers use traffic apps to stay informed about any changes to traffic flow.

Motorists are advised to check the latest traffic information before setting out, using apps such as Google Maps or Waze to plan their routes and avoid congestion. Those who rely on Royle Close for their daily commute are advised to allow extra time for their journeys and to consider leaving earlier to avoid the worst of the disruption.

The temporary closure of Royle Close is part of ongoing maintenance work being carried out by the London Borough of Havering. While the work is expected to cause some disruption, it is hoped that the resulting improvements to the road will benefit drivers in the long term.

While the closure is in place, drivers are being asked to be patient and to follow any signs or instructions provided by traffic management staff. Motorists are also reminded to report any issues or concerns to the London Borough of Havering, who are responsible for maintaining the road.

The London Borough of Havering has stated that it will do its best to keep the disruption to a minimum, but drivers are advised to plan ahead and to check for updates on traffic conditions before setting out. For the latest information on roadworks and traffic conditions in the area, motorists can check Road Closures UK, which provides up-to-date information on road closures and traffic disruptions across the UK.