Climate activists Just Stop Oil cause largescale delays on M25 across Hertfordshire

By Layth Yousif 8th Nov 2022

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Local News by Layth Yousif 8th Nov 2022

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Herts Police are at the scene after responding to reports of protest activity on the M25. CREDIT: Gov.uk

Drivers using the M25 across Hertfordshire are currently facing largescale delays after demonstrations on the motorway this morning (Tuesday, November 8).

Traffic on Britain's busiest motorway has been halted following demonstrations by climate activists Just Stop Oil.

Traffic is queueing at junction 20 of the M25 as well as J21, Bricket Wood.

Herts Police are at the scene after responding to reports of protest activity on the M25.

Hertfordshire Police has informed via social media that: "We are responding to reports of protest activity at junction 20 (Kings Langley) of the #M25. Officers are at the scene. Please avoid the area and seek an alternate route where possible. We'll update you as soon as possible."

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