The route to follow during closure of Hornchurch High Street
The diversions around Hornchurch High Street from Monday
Ian Weinfass, Senior reporter
Saturday, February 23, 2013
9:00 AM
A section of Hornchurch High Street will be closed to traffic from Monday as part of Havering Council’s regeneration of the area.
Traffic will be diverted from the town centre road between Billet Lane and North Street, and cars from the station can travel via Appleton Way.
See the Romford Recorder’s handy map above for an illustration of the diversions.
The council said that the work is expected to last until “early summer”.
It has spoken to business owners about minimising disruption while the work takes place.
Pick up next week’s Recorder for a special report on Hornchurch town centre.
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