Havering Council offers business rates reductions for businesses affected by the closure of the roundabout and flyover. Affected businesses should contact the Valuation Office Agency directly. The Gallows Corner closure, part of a Transport for London project, aims to address safety concerns and improve transport resilience. TfL is consulting affected businesses, ensuring access through Avenue Industrial Estate for vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes, with marshals managing the route. The junction has been closed since June 23 for all traffic, except emergency vehicles and black cabs.
Havering Council has advised that businesses impacted by the closure of the roundabout and flyover can apply for a business rates reduction.
TfL and its contractor Costain are working together to support business by consulting with those most affected by the works and ensuring access through Avenue Industrial Estate.
The Gallows Corner junction shut to all traffic on June 23, except black cabs, emergency vehicles, and TfL buses.
TfL said that marshals will be stationed along this access route to make sure it is kept clear for vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes.
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