Filming to cause traffic delays in Theobald Street
Road closures and traffic signals will be in place for two days next week.
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The central claim is attributed to Hertfordshire County Council, but no other sources are named or cited.
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The headline uses 'key road' and 'traffic disruption' which is mildly sensational for a local road closure.
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Filming is scheduled to take place on Theobald Street, a main route connecting Radlett and Borehamwood, on Tuesday, May 5 and Wednesday, May 6. The production crew will be operating near Orchard View. Details regarding the nature of the filming have not been disclosed, but traffic management is planned to address potential disruption.
Traffic Management Measures
On both filming days, two-way traffic signals will be operational between 10am and midnight. The road is expected to be clear outside of these hours. From 4pm to 8pm on each day, these signals will be manually operated by an on-site operative in an effort to reduce delays. Hertfordshire County Council is overseeing the road event.
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Motorists seeking to travel between Radlett and Borehamwood are advised that Watling Street and Cobden Hill can be used as an alternative route during the period of filming.
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