This is a main road for commuters.
Hertfordshire County Council has announced that resurfacing work will take place on the A4251 Hempstead Road and High Street, Kings Langley from July 26 to August 1.Currently, the council has not outlined where a diversion route will take place while Kings Langley’s main road is closed.The council has asked that all cars are removed from the road between these dates at least 30 minutes before work begins.
In a letter sent to shop keepers, the council said: “Vehicles may not be allowed access through the road closure during the works, except emergency vehicles.”
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