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Gritting decision for Thursday 31 January 2019 – Action 1 from 10am on all priority 2 routes 

Further action to follow throughout the day tomorrow

Domain A – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am
Domain B – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am
Domain C – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am
Domain D – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am
Domain D high routes – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am
 

 
Highways England* (M3, A3) – No information available at this time

36hr weather forecast
Ice / Hoar Frost – Hoar frost forecast between 2am-8am and b­­lack ice forecast between 6pm-10am
Snow – None forecast
Minimum Road Surface Temperature -6.2°C
Minimum Air Temperature -5.8°C
Today will be cold but dry and fine. There should be lengthy periods of winter sunshine and just light winds.
Tonight will be dry with clear periods. A few patches of mist or freezing fog may form in the early hours under light winds.
Tomorrow, any fog will clear to leave sunny spells but cloud will start to thicken into the afternoon. Later in the afternoon and into the evening there is the growing chance of snow pushing in. 
Road conditions:
Tonight will be very cold with road surface temperatures well below zero – see tables for hazards. Confidence is high tonight but low on the chance of snow later tomorrow – a few cms are possible in some places by the end of Thursday afternoon, although it is more likely in the evening and overnight. 

Current road surface temperature highs at our weather station in A29 Adversane are 9.4°C and lows of 1.7°C in A325 Frimley Hospital.

Gritting decision for Tuesday 29 January 2019 – Action 3 from 7pm on all priority 1 routes

Domain A – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain B – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain C – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain D – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain D high routes – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm

Highways England* (M3, A3) – Action required at 7:30pm

Gritting decision for Tuesday 29 January 2019 – Action 2 from 2pm on all priority 1 routes 

Further action to follow throughout the day

Domain A – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm
Domain B – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm
Domain C – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm
Domain D – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm
Domain D high routes – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm

Highways England* (M3, A3) – No information available at this time

Gritting decision for Tuesday 29 January 2019 – Action 1 from 10am on all priority 2 routes 

Further action to follow throughout the day

Domain A – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am
Domain B – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am
Domain C – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am
Domain D – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am
Domain D high routes – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 2 routes from 10am

Highways England* (M3, A3) – No information available at this time

36hr weather forecast

Ice / Hoar Frost – Black ice forecast from 1am to 10am
Snow – Forecast from 7pm to 1am
Minimum Road Surface Temperature -4.5°C
Minimum Air Temperature -4.6°C

Any hazy sunshine first thing will fade as cloud thickens, bringing outbreaks of light rain or drizzle. Cold.
Rain will become heavier this evening, turning to sleet or snow in places before moving away eastwards overnight. Turning frosty with the risk of ice.

Tomorrow will be a cold but dry and fine day with periods of winter sunshine and just a little patchy cloud at times.

Road conditions:

A wintry mix of precipitation will move in from the west today, bringing the potential for some sleet/snow on the higher ground, particularly later this afternoon (mainly above 200-250m or so). As a result, road surface temperatures on the high ground may behave erratically today. Road surface temperatures are then expected to fall below zero more widely tonight, as skies clear. See tables for details. Low confidence on road surface temperature evolution today, but generally high confidence tonight. 

Current road surface temperature highs at our weather station in A3050 Walton on Thames are 2.9°C and lows of -2.2°C in A24 Beare Green.

Gritting decision for Monday 28 January 2019 – Action from 7pm on all priority 1 routes

Domain A – 11 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain B – 11 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain C – 11 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain D – 11 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain D high routes – 11 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm

Highways England* (M3, A3) – Action required at 7pm
36hr weather forecast
Ice / Hoar Frost – Hoar frost forecast between 12am-10am
Snow – Forecast from 7pm Tuesday
Minimum Road Surface Temperature -4.5°C
Minimum Air Temperature -4.6°C

This afternoon will be dry with further long spells of sunshine and just the odd small patch of cloud. Rather chilly but not as windy as Sunday.

Tonight will be dry with clear skies for a time along with a widespread frost. Somewhat more cloud around later on in the night.

Tomorrow should start dry, perhaps with some hazy sunshine at first. However, it will otherwise be cloudy with some patchy rain and sleet. Rain turning to snow after dark.

Road conditions:
Road surface temperatures below zero tonight – high confidence.
Current road surface temperature highs at our weather station in A286 Brook are 11.9°C and lows of 3.4°C in A3050 Walton on Thames.

Gritting decision for Sunday 27 January 2019 – Action from 7pm on all priority 1 routes

Domain A – 8 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm

Domain B – 8 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm

Domain C – 8 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm

Domain D – 8 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm

Domain D high routes – 8 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 7pm

Highways England* (M3, A3) – Action required at 9pm

36hr weather forecast

Ice / Hoar Frost – None forecast

Snow – None forecast

Minimum Road Surface Temperature -2.6°C

Minimum Air Temperature -0.2°C

Showery rain at first today, and possibly some sleet or snow on the hills, will clear this morning to leave a mainly dry afternoon with some sunny spells. A windy day and feeling colder.

This evening and tonight it will become dry with mainly clear skies. It will be a cold night with a widespread frost forming. The strong winds will ease through tonight too.

A cold and frosty start on Monday. It is then expected to be a generally dry and fine day with long spells of sunshine. Staying cold, but it will be a less windy day.

Road conditions:

Road surface temperatures are expected to drop below zero tonight. Overall, high confidence.

Current road surface temperature highs at our weather station in A286 Brook are 7.6°C and lows of 4.4°C in B2218 Banstead.

Gritting decision for Tuesday 22 January – Action from 2pm on all priority 1 routes

Domain A – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm
Domain B – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm
Domain C – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm
Domain D – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm
Domain D high routes – 20 grams per square metre on all priority 1 routes from 2pm

Highways England* (M3, A3) – No information available at time of sending.

36hr weather forecast
Ice / Hoar Frost –  Gritting to mitigate the risk of an early ice/frost forecast at 7pm
Snow – None forecast
Minimum Road Surface Temperature -3.7°C
Minimum Air Temperature -2.3°C

This morning should be cold but dry with some sunshine. This afternoon, wintry showers will move in from the west and some could be locally heavy.

Wintry showers will continue this evening but the risk will decrease through the early hours to leave clear spells. Winds will fall light, allowing some mist or freezing fog patches to form. Cold.

Any mist or freezing fog patches should soon clear to leave sunny spells and just the slight risk of a wintry shower. Most should remain dry. Cold.

Road conditions:

A cold night with road surface temperature’s falling below zero tonight. Showers this evening will cause the road surface temperature’s to be erratic, although it should become dry during the second part of the night. High confidence.

Current road surface temperature highs at our weather station in A3050 Walton on Thames are 2.7°C and lows of -0.2°C in B269 Botley Hill.

Bampton Way, Goldsworth Park is being closed on December 5th to allow for resurfacing work. The closure will be between Lockfield Drive and Thursby Road. Residents will be receiving the attached notice. Emergency and resident access will be maintained although there might be delays so if you have an appointment please leave extra time.

Gritting decision for Wednesday 21 November 2018 – Action at 7pm

Domain A – 11 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm

Domain B – 11 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm

Domain C – 11 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm

Domain D – 11 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm

Domain D high routes – 11 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm

Highways England* (M3, A3) – 9 grams per square metre on all routes from 7pm

36hr weather forecast

Ice / Hoar Frost – None forecast

Snow – None forecast

Minimum Road Surface Temperature -3.9°C

Minimum Air Temperature -3.9°C

Mainly dry this afternoon with cloud breaking up to allow some sunshine to break through. It will be chilly, but less windy than yesterday.

Dry this evening and for much of tonight with long clear spells, but cloud is expected to thicken from the east during the early hours bringing the chance of some drizzle. A cold and frosty night.

It look set to be a rather cloudy day on Thursday with some drizzle possible at times. However, occasional bright or sunny spells may break through from time to time.

A cold night with road surface temperatures dropping below zero.

Current road surface temperature highs at our weather station in A24 Beare Green are 10.5°C and lows of 5.8°C in B269 Botley Hill.

Dear Sirs,

NOTICE: SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL, TRIGGS LANE (C142) WOKING, TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF TRAFFIC NOTICE 2018

SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL IN EXERCISE OF ITS POWERS UNDER SECTION 14 (2) OF The Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers hereby gives notice that no person shall cause or permit any vehicle to enter or proceed in that length of Triggs Lane (C142) Woking which extends from its junction with Cavendish Road to its roundabout junction with Wych Hill.

This Notice is required to enable Surrey County Council to carry out carriageway surfacing works. The closure will commence on 8 November 2018 for a period of up to five nights, however the works are anticipated to be completed within one night, between 20.00hrs and 06.30hrs. Advanced warning signs will be displayed and the temporary closure will only operate when the relevant traffic signs are displayed. Access to for emergency vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained at all times. Access to premises within the affected length of Triggs Lane will be maintained via the signed diversion route.

General vehicular traffic, excluding HGVs, will be diverted via C141 Wych Hill, C141 Hook Heath Avenue, C141 St Johns Hill Road and D7309 St Johns Road or this route in reverse order.

HGVs will be diverted via A247 Wych Hill, A247 Kingfield Road, A247 High Street, B382 High Street, B382 Old Woking Road, A245 Sheerwater Road A245 Woodham Lane, A320 Chertsey Road, A320 Victoria Way, A324 Lockfield Drive, C142 Parley Drive and C142 Triggs Lane or this route in reverse order.

The prohibition referred to above will not apply:
a) in respect of anything done with the permission or at the direction of a police constable in uniform;
b) in respect of anything done in accordance with any restriction or requirement indicated by traffic signs placed on the highway by or on behalf of the Police;
c) to any vehicle in connection with the works.
DATED 6 November 2018
Authorising Officer: R Bolton
Local Highway Services Group Manager
Any Enquiries relating to this notice should be directed to:
Traffic Regulation Orders Team
Surrey County Council – Highways
Hazel House, Merrow Lane
Guildford, Surrey GU4 7BQ
For further information please call 0300 200 1003

AUTHORISED SIGNATORY: NETWORK CO-ORDINATOR

DATE: 5 November 2018

We closed the carriageway last night so we could move in the equipment necessary to carry out the clean-up operation and our hope was to finish this work last light. Unfortunately due to the amount and type of oil on the road this we were not able to finish this work and the carriage way is still contaminated and unsafe so we have had to leave the lane closed.

The decision was taken to reinstate the road closure from 9.30am to finish the clean-up which has now been done. There is some damage to the road surface which they are repairing now and the road will be fully open shortly.

We undated all of our system which feed the live traffic information and sat navs, we circulated the information via social media and to the local radio stations.

I can only apologies for the delays this caused and that some people did not receive the information but safety must always come first.

Gritting decision for Thursday 1 November 2018 – Action at 7pm

Domain A – 8 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain B – 8 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain C – 8 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain D – 8 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm
Domain D high routes – 8 grams per square metre on all Priority 1 routes from 7pm

Highways England* (M3, A3) – No information available at this time

36hr weather forecast
Ice / Hoar Frost – None forecast
Snow – None forecast
Minimum Road Surface Temperature -1.4°C
Minimum Air Temperature -2.6°C

The rain will clear away to the east through the first part of this afternoon. It will then be dry with increasing amounts of sunshine from mid-afternoon onwards.
This evening and tonight it will be dry and mainly clear with some patches of mist and fog potentially forming. It will be a colder night for many with a frost forming.
Following a cold and frosty start, any early patches of mist and fog will lift to leave a dry and fine day on Friday with sunshine, but this will turn increasingly hazy.
Road surface temperatures will fall below zero tonight. High confidence.

Current road surface temperature highs at our weather station in B269 Botley Hill are 12.7°C and lows of 9.4°C in A22 Godstone.

For travel information on the move, including winter gritting information follow us on twitter – www.twitter.com/surreytravel

We welcome any feedback about our service; if you have any comments, compliments or complaints about the winter communications service please send them to: communication.officer@surreycc.gov.uk

*For further information, please contact Highways England on 0300 123 5000.