Gas main connection works is set to close 23 roads in Bromley to traffic.

The London Borough of Bromley has announced temporary traffic restrictions due to Southern Gas Networks (SGN) gas main connection works.

The Order starts on Wednesday, June 12 and could last for up to 18 months.

The affected streets are:

1. Blackness Lane, Keston

2. Bloomfield Road, Bromley

3. Broomhill Road, Orpington

4. Broxbourne Road, Orpington

5. Chelsfield Hill, Chelsfield

6. Church Road, Keston

7. Commonside, Keston

8. Downe Road, Downe

9. Fox Lane, Keston

10. Grosvenor Road, Petts Wood

11. Homestead Road, Chelsfield

12. Leaves Green Road, Keston

13. Meaford Way, Penge

14. New Road Hill, Downe

15. Oakfield Road, Penge

16. Princes Avenue, Petts Wood

17. Rectory Road, Keston

18. Rookery Road, Downe

19. Shire Lane, Downe

20. Southlands Road, Bickley

21. Westerham Road, Keston

22. Willett Way, Petts Wood

23. Worlds End Lane, Orpington

Restrictions will be in place as indicated by traffic signs, as advertised on the Public Notice Portal.

Access to properties will be maintained as much as possible; emergency routes will be kept open.

Those involved in the works and actions taken under police or traffic warden direction are exempt.

Vehicles are prohibited from waiting in the specified streets or adjacent areas until the works are complete. Violating vehicles may be removed.

Vehicles are not allowed to proceed in the specified streets or adjacent areas until the works are complete.

Vehicles must follow the direction indicated by traffic signs in the specified streets or adjacent areas until the works are complete.

For queries, contact the Environmental Services Department (Street Services Section) at 020 8461 7507.

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