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Kent County Council gives notice that for the safety of the public and workforce during roadworks, a temporary mandatory speed limit of 30 MPH will be imposed on a section of Halfpence Lane, Cobham.

The 30 MPH applies in both directions on Halfpence Lane at the pond near to the entrance to the car park at Ashenbank Wood.  There will be clear signage displayed at the site.  The works are due to emergency drainage works.

The works start on 1st August 2022 for up to 5 days.  The restrictions will be lifted as soon as the works are completed and it is safe to do so.  These works are in conjunction with Temporary Traffic Lights. 

The road will be closed from Henley Street for approximately for 100 metres.

The alternative route is via Batts Road junction of Gold Street to junction with Henley Street, Gold Street, Henley Street and vice versa. 

​The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while works are undertaken by Openreach.

It will be necessary to close The Street, Cobham for 10 days from 20th June whilst UKPN carry out repair works.

The alternative route is via Halfpence Lane, A2, Marling Cross, Henhurst Road and Jeskyns Road.