Number 4 bus route confusion as St Helens Road works continue
The number 4 bus service is continuing to avoid St Helen’s Road where there are ongoing works to the gas main.
The First bus web site is still quoting the reason for the diversion of it’s number 4 service as the burst water main, although this was fixed some time ago.
The number 4 is currently routing via Chaloners Road/Moor Lane/Tadcaster Road missing out the Eason View/Thanet Road loop as well as St Helen’s Road.
Northern Gas have confirmed that they expect to finish work on their main on Friday 29th May 2015.
St Helen’s Road to reopen at 5:00pm
The Council has finally issued a statement saying that St Helen’s Road will reopen to traffic at 5:00pm (1700 hours)
They have not yet explained the delay in reopening the important link, given that work was completed some hours ago.
St Helen’s Road closure – workers now gone but…
Yorkshire Water contractors and associated plant have now left St Helen’s Road.
However the road is still officially closed.
There has been no recent update report or explanation for the continuing delays.
Some motorists have started using the road again and are weaving through the chicanes.
St Helens Road to remain closed until late on Sunday
Yorkshire Water say that St Helen’s Road is likely to remain closed until Sunday afternoon.
St Helen’s Road – closure update
Workers seem to be making good progress in restoring the carriageway surface on St Helen’s Road raising hopes that the street may reopen later today or tomorrow at the latest.
So far Yorkshire Water have issued no statement indicating how that burst main occurred, although it is not the first time that the road has been dug up this year.
St Helen’s Road closure to continue
Dringhouses School will reopen tomorrow (Thursday) but with pedestrian access only.
Yorkshire Water apologises for “low water pressure” in area.
St Helens Road expected to be closed throughout Thursday.
Yorkshire Water criticised for “poor communications” over cause of burst main and likely time for restoration of service. “Should make better use of social media” say local Councillors.
Looks like Tadcaster Road will be busy at teatime!
It looks like Tadcaster Road will be very congested at teatime.
St Helen’s Road is still closed although now relatively free of surface water following the burst main earlier today. Workers are still digging their way down to the source of the problem. There is access for pedestrians and cyclists (who will need to dismount next to the roadworks)
It is race day so several hundred vehicles will be leaving the Knavesmire at tea time.
Those who can are advised to avoid driving down Tadcaster Road.
The number 4 bus route diversion remains in place.
Crash closes St Helens Road – buses diverted
Road blocked after two-car crash http://t.co/61lrpBj1vC
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