A13 sliproad at Stanford-le-Hope reopening ahead of schedule

A MAJOR sliproad on the A13 will be reopened earlier than planned.

Contractors J. Murphy & Sons Limited has announced the London-bound off-sliproad at Stanford-le-

Hope will reopen to traffic on Tuesday, March 26 - six days early.

As part of the next stage of the improvements, the London-bound on-sliproad will closed to traffic from Tuesday, March 26 at 4am. Drivers that usually travel along this route will be diverted to the Five Bells Roundabout for six weeks.

Simon Fay, Murphy construction manager, said: “We do appreciate the patience and understanding of all road users during the construction of the junction improvements and we will continue to work to minimise the disruption caused to them.”

The works will widen the A13 / A1014 junction from two to three lanes and is part of work to increase road capacity at the junction ahead of the opening of the London Gateway port, owned by DP World.

Each one of the four sliproads will be widened as part of the works.

Regular commuters along the A13 are being advised to join an email alerts system at www.a13roadworks.co.uk. This gives advance warning of changes so people can plan ahead.

Comments (2)

4:56pm Tue 19 Mar 13

JusticeForAnimals says...

"Hope will reopen to traffic on Tuesday, March 26 - six days early"
"As part of the next stage of the improvements, the London-bound on-sliproad will closed to traffic from Tuesday, March 26 at 4am"

Is it just me or does anyone else spot the typing error in the above statement?
"Hope will reopen to traffic on Tuesday, March 26 - six days early" "As part of the next stage of the improvements, the London-bound on-sliproad will closed to traffic from Tuesday, March 26 at 4am" Is it just me or does anyone else spot the typing error in the above statement? JusticeForAnimals

5:06pm Tue 19 Mar 13

Noteworthy says...

Nice to know that they've taken my email to publicise the roadworks website and these slip-road closures seriously - i did send it 3 weeks ago mind...

I think the writer pushed enter a few lines too early to start a new paragraph - ahh, what's that say at the top of the site next to Echo...?
Nice to know that they've taken my email to publicise the roadworks website and these slip-road closures seriously - i did send it 3 weeks ago mind... I think the writer pushed enter a few lines too early to start a new paragraph - ahh, what's that say at the top of the site next to Echo...? Noteworthy

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