Crouch House Road in Edenbridge will be closed from 27 March for up to four days to enable essential telecommunications infrastructure work.
The road closure is necessary to allow Openreach engineers to replace a telegraph pole and carry out associated cabling works. The closure is scheduled to begin on 27 March 2026 and is expected to last for up to four days, depending on weather conditions and the progress of the work. This is a significant road in Edenbridge, and the closure will impact traffic flow throughout the local area during the closure period.
Residents and commuters are advised to plan alternative routes as soon as possible, as the closure will affect access to and from properties and businesses along Crouch House Road. The infrastructure work is essential for maintaining and improving telecommunications services across the Edenbridge area. Emergency services will retain access to the area where possible, though response times may be affected, and all road users should expect considerable delays if they attempt to use the route during the closure.
Motorists should avoid Crouch House Road entirely between 27 March and the anticipated reopening date. Anyone who depends on this route for regular travel should identify suitable alternatives now. If you require specific access to properties on Crouch House Road during the closure or have concerns about the impact on your home or business, contact Kent County Council or Openreach directly for further guidance and support.
Key Information
- Closure starts 27 March 2026
- Duration: up to four days
- Location: Crouch House Road, Edenbridge
- Reason: Telegraph pole replacement and cabling works by Openreach
- Plan alternative routes immediately
