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There will be traffic lights on Beverley Road, an unstable apple tree faces the chop, and a road will be closed in Hull’s Old Town
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A round-up of roadworks and other public notices in the region
- Beverley Road, Hull: A burst water main near 135 Beverley Road means traffic lights will be in place for a week. Motorists are being warned that the Yorkshire Water work is scheduled to start on October 7th and will continue until October 16th. Read more.
- Gandhi Way, Hull: The ambitious Hull Heat Network project continues later this month in the city’s Old Town. Work is taking plce on Gandhi Way between October 19th and November 8th, with engineers looking to connect the Combined Courts and Streetlife Museum to the district heating pipework. This means a road closure will be place for the two week period. Read more.
- Eastgate, Hessle: An apple tree is going to be chopped down in Hessle, after East Riding Council gave the plan the go-ahead. The tree, on Eastgate, is overgrown and unstable, and no objections to it being chopped down were shared with planning officers. Read more.
- Landing Lane, Newport: A large antenna to be used for radio equipment is going to be installed near Brough after East Riding Council gave the proposal a green-light. There were no objections to the installation of the apparatus. Read more.
- Ferensway, Hull: Motorists are being warned that Northern Grid utility works at the junction of the bus station will mean traffic lights will soon be in place, which could disrupt some city centre journeys. The work is scheduled to take place over two-days, on October 16th and 17th. Read more.
- Perth Street West, Hull: Vegetation clearance work by Network Rail means a road in Hull will be closed for one day. The closure of Perth Street West should only last for 24 hours. Read more.
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