Safety improvements announced for Kingswood street – what you need to know – Hull Live

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A road closure will be in place

12:25, 10 Feb 2026

Richmond Lane as it meets School Lane, Kingswood

Richmond Lane as it meets School Lane, Kingswood(Image: Google )

Hull City Council has confirmed footpath improvements and a new zebra crossing for Kingswood.

  1. In a bid to enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility, footpath improvements and a zebra crossing have been announced for Richmond Lane, Kingswood. By upgrading the existing crossing point at the junction of School Lane with a new zebra crossing, the council hopes this will provide a safer crossing facility for residents, including children travelling to and from school.
  2. The footpath in the immediate vicinity of the new crossing will also get resurfaced. Works are scheduled to begin on Monday, February 16, and are expected to take approximately two weeks to complete, weather permitting.
  3. For the safety of the contractors and the traveling public, the work will be completed under a road closure, with a diversion route in place via Grosvenor Road. Access will be maintained for emergency services and bin collections throughout the scheme.
  4. The council said that letters have been delivered to all residents affected by these works. The scheme will be carried out by Redevelop Civil Engineering on behalf of the council.
  5. Councillor Mark Ieronimo, portfolio holder for transport and infrastructure at Hull City Council said: “As a council, we’re committed to creating safer, more accessible transport routes for everyone. The new zebra crossing and upgraded footpaths on Richmond Lane will make it easier and safer for residents to move around their community, encouraging more people to choose walking as a convenient everyday option. We thank the affected residents in advance for their patience and understanding while we carry out these important works.”
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