This is to allow for further repairs along this route prior to the resurfacing works which are due to be happen on the 23 May.
The work was originally expected to take two weeks to complete, from 24 April. To minimise disruption work will take place from 9.15am – 3.45pm.
In order to carry out these works safely stop and go traffic management will be operating whilst work is taking place.
Despite some confusion about the date and scale of of road works in the Windsor Garth area improvements should be evident this week. Resurfacing work was delayed until the Hob Stones development was completed
Signs say road will be closed on Friday
Some work has already been completed.
Work to repair speed tables is still needed
City of York Council will be carrying out road maintenance and improvement works on the A19, Shipton Road from Monday 24 April.
The work is expected to take two weeks to complete, weather permitting. To minimise disruption work will take place from 9.15am – 3.45pm.
In order to carry out these works safely stop and go traffic management will be operating whilst work is taking place.
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Yorkshire Water are working on Wetherby Road. York between the A1237 and Rufforth this week
Expect delays between 9:15am and 3:45pm each day until Friday.
Temporary lights will be in operation
The York Council has announced today that will be constructing an access road to the new Ebacorum Way development on Layerthorpe from Monday 27 February.
This is the final part of the, much delayed, James Street access route which will link Heworth Green to Lawrence Street. It is expected to reduce the volume of traffic using Mill Lane and nearby roads.
The work is expected to take six weeks to complete, weather permitting.
The work will also include connecting water, gas and electricity supplies to the development and replacing the traffic lights. In order to carry out the work safely, three way temporary traffic signals will be used. The signals will be operational at all times throughout the six weeks. The footway on the development side will be closed with an alternative route being provided for pedestrians.
Site staff will be on hand to offer advice about the access restrictions whilst works are ongoing. Specific access requirements can be arranged by speaking to the site manager who will co-ordinate with residents and business to help minimise any disruption.
As with any construction work, there is likely to be a certain amount of disruption. Residents and businesses are assured that everything reasonably possible will be done to keep this to a minimum, however motorists should expect some delays and plan their journey accordingly.
The contractor carrying out the work will be responsible for safety.
City of York Council will be installing a new traffic island at the junction of Tudor Road and Kingsway West on Thursday 24 November.
Tudor Road – Kingsway West traffic island plan
The controversial plan was opposed by the majority of residents when it was first suggested in 2010 by transport officials. The then LibDem led Council implemented alternative safety improvements, but the “keep left” traffic island plan has now been revived.
Unfortunately other aspects of a “safe routes to school” programme – which involved the construction of a pedestrian crossing at the junction – have not been pursued by the Council.
The work on thr new bollard is expected to take one day to complete, weather permitting. Work will take place between 9.30am – 3.30pm.
In order to carry out the work safely, the junction will be closed to all traffic, except emergency vehicles. A clearly signed diversion route will be in place. If residents require vehicle access to properties located within the works area, they may be permitted to access to their property through the works as long as it is safe to do so. Residents are asked to inform on-site traffic management operatives to ensure site safety.
As with any construction work, there is likely to be a certain amount of disruption. Residents are assured that everything reasonably possible will be done to keep this to a minimum. However motorists should expect some delays and plan their journey accordingly.
The contractor carrying out the work is Rediweld, and they will be responsible for safety on site.
For traffic and travel information in and around York visit www.itravelyork.info
The council will be carrying out essential resurfacing on several roads in York, including Huntington Road, Campleshon Road, Bad Bargain Lane, Moor Lane, Low Green and Fulfordgate from 24 October.
Work is set to take place on:
As with any construction work, there is likely to be a certain amount of disruption. Residents are assured that everything reasonably possible will be done to keep this to a minimum, however motorists should expect some delays and plan their journey accordingly.
The contractor carrying out the work will be responsible for safety and providing pedestrian access at all times.
Work on resurfacing Front St was continuing today.
It is unclear whether a further closure will be required next Sunday but additional sections of carriageway have been marked up for attention.
Shops, businesses and other facilities are open as normal in the Front St area.
The work is expected to take ten days to complete, weather dependant. Work will take place between 9.30am-4pm.
In order to carry out the work safely Long Ridge Lane will be closed to through traffic during working hours. The closure will be localised and residential access using alternative routes will be maintained throughout the closure. (more…)
The crossing will help provide a safer environment for people living at and visiting the new housing development, The Meadows.
The work is expected to take two weeks to complete, with work taking place between 9.30am and 3.30pm. To maintain safety for road users and pedestrians a controlled system of traffic management using Stop/Go boards will be in operation during working hours.
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