Headley Road Crossing Improvements

Scheme to create better spaces for active travel in Liphook

Last update: July 2026

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Hampshire County Council has appointed M Group to carry out works on Headley Road in Liphook. 

Headley Road – Phase 1:
Works scheduled to commence on Thursday 23 July (during the school summer holidays to minimise any disruption) and will last for approximately four weeks, with permitted working hours between 7:30am and 6pm.
For the safety of the public and the work force, the works are being carried out under a 24/7 closure of Headley Road between its junctions with The Avenue and Tower Road.

Headley Road – Phase 2:
Works scheduled to commence on Wednesday 19 August for approximately two weeks with permitted working hours between 7:30am and 6pm. 
For the safety of the public and the work force, the works are being carried out under a 24/7 closure of Headley Road between its junctions with The Avenue and Tunbridge Crescent.

Please visit Causeway one network to view the diversion route and exact location of the works. 

The construction works will include the following:

  • installation of new drainage gullies
  • construction of a ramped zebra crossing point and installation and electrical connections for the belisha beacons
  • installation of tactile (bumpy) paving
  • construction of ramped road table features and bollards
  • a tree canopy near to the crossing point will be trimmed back where it overhangs the road. 

Advance warning signs will be put in place before the works begin. Emergency vehicles will have access at all times, and access to properties will be maintained throughout. Pedestrian access will be available on the west side of Headley Road for the duration of the works. 

Scheme overview
A new zebra crossing is proposed on Headley Road in Liphook to make it safer and easier for people to cross the road. The scheme aims to improve accessibility and create a safer, more convenient route for pedestrians, by introducing enhanced crossing facilities and traffic calming features. Additional improvements will also help to improve visibility and drainage in the area, supporting a safer environment for all road users.
Funding Arrangements
Funding for the transport capital delivery schemes is separate from the County Council’s revenue budget and savings proposals. In the majority of cases funding comes from external grants and / or Section 106 contribution from developers. This funding usually has conditions that strictly control on how, where and when it can be spent.
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