内容摘要：Alice Simpson, RAC breakdown spokeswoman, said travelling to London will be "easier by train and tube" but she acknowledged people airport-bound are likely to travel by car "especially if you’re loaded with luggage".

Alice Simpson, RAC breakdown spokeswoman, said travelling to London will be "easier by train and tube" but she acknowledged people airport-bound are likely to travel by car "especially if you’re loaded with luggage".

The interchange between the M25 and A3 is set to be closed for the entire weekend so resurfacing work can be carried out.The Wisley interchange, including all entry and exit slip roads, will close at 21:00 BST on Friday and reopen at 06:00 on Monday.

The M25 and A3 will both remain open during the closure, but the slip roads and roundabout at junction 10 will be closed.This means drivers will not be able to change from the A3 to the M25 or vice versa.The closure is to allow National Highways to carry out the final resurfacing works on the gyratory.

It is the last planned full-weekend closure of the Wisley Interchange as part of a long-term project to widen the A3 where it meets the M25 at the motorway's junction 10.The project is due to be completed by spring in 2026.

Two slip roads on the A3 at its junction with the M25 in Surrey will be closed from 21:00 BST on Friday, as work to widen the carriageway continues.

The northbound exit slip and the westbound entry slip between the A3 and junction 10 of the M25 at Wisley will remain shut until about 05:30 BST on Monday."You think, 'could it happen again?' They know when something's up, it just sort of took the fun out of it for a while," he said.

Three horses were killed out of 270 road incidents involving horses in the West Midlands in 2023, figures from the British Horse Society (BHS) revealed.Eighty-one took place in Staffordshire, 61 in Shropshire and 59 in Warwickshire, the BHS said.

There were 55 in Worcestershire, nine in the West Midlands and five in Herefordshire.The organisation said it feared a large number of drivers might still be unaware of