About the project
Funded by Homes England Housing Infrastructure Fund, GRAHAM is collaborating with Surrey County Council to upgrade the A320 in Runnymede, between Chertsey and Ottershaw. This project will significantly enhance four junctions and two road connections, facilitating the construction of new homes across Runnymede.
The upgrades will ensure that all junctions and roads work together to improve traffic flow. Additionally, there will be enhancements for pedestrians and cyclists, including new crossing points, wider footpaths and cycle paths, and better access to public transport.
Set to commence in February 2025, the scheme is schduled to be complete by winter 2026 and includes:
- New pedestrian crossings and cycleways
- Widening and resurfacing the existing road
- Installing new traffic signals
- Upgrading the road’s drainage system
Latest Updates
We will soon be carrying out works in the centre of the St Peter’s Way roundabout, including utility crossings, central island realignment, resurfacing and installing additional drainage assets.
To carry out this work, we need to close a lane in the centre of the roundabout, meaning a lane will be closed on all approaches to the roundabout. We envisage an increase in congestion during these lane closures and we would like to apologise in advance of these works and thank you for your ongoing patience.
A lane will be closed on the approaches to the St Peter’s Way roundabout from Monday 8th September until mid-November.
Register for regular updates including traffic bulletin
You can keep up to date on what’s happening by registering for email updates from GRAHAM here.
For more information, click here to visit the A320 North of Woking improvements page on Surrey County Council website.
Considerate Constructors Scheme
GRAHAM is a Partner Member of the Considerate Constructors Scheme.
This scheme aims to improve the image of the construction industry by following a Code of Considerate Practice, which covers a number of things including site safety and considering the impact of works on the local community.
Here to help
Should you have any questions or queries and wish to speak to a member of the team email;
Harry Knapp, Stakeholder & Engagement Officer