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Major M25 project causing severe congestion is delayed by ‘extreme weather’

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National Highways said its work to improve Junction 10 of the motorway in Surrey will now not finish until spring next year.

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Pub says M25 roadworks delay is a 'kick in the teeth' after losses

The M25 in Surrey is one of the UK’s busiest motorways (Picture: Ben Whitley/PA Wire) Pubs in a Surrey village fear more havoc after major roadworks on the M25 have been delayed due to bad weather. Further motorway closures are looming over residents and businesses along the M25 in Surrey. The motorway around London has undergone upgrades to add more lanes as part of the £317 million project to improve Junction 10. The junction area, also known …

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Major M25 project causing severe congestion is delayed by ‘extreme weather’

National Highways said its work to improve Junction 10 of the motorway in Surrey will now not finish until spring next year.

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Inside Croydon

Two weekend closures of M25 at Cobham coming in March

The £317million three-year major roads project to improve traffic flows at the M25's junction with the A3 is now going to be a four-year project, drifting into 2026, and with more motorway closures planned for next month. National Highways says that the project has been hampered by "periods of extreme weather". The Cobham junction is…

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Extreme weather delays £317m M25 project by nine months

A £317 million project on the M25 which has caused severe congestion for several years has been delayed by around nine months due to “extreme weather”. National Highways said its work to improve Junction 10 of the motorway in Surrey, initially scheduled to end this summer, will now not finish until spring next year. The government-owned company insisted this “does not mean continued heavy... Source

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