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Silver Street will be closed while the council installs its Christmas lights
Silver Street in Hull’s Old Town is soon going to be decked out with Christmas lights(Image: Google Maps)
Latest public notices:
- Silver Street, Hull: Hull City Council is installing its Christmas lights, so is shutting Silver Street to allow the work to be done safely. Motorists are being warned that no cars will be able to drive down the road while the work is taking place, but the job should only take one day. The council is expecting the lights to be up by the end of the day on November 1st 2026. While council workers are doing their work cars will be diverted along Bowlalley Lane. Read more.
- Eppleworth Road, Cottingham: East Riding Council is planning to install a pedestrian crossing on Eppleworth Road in Cottingham. The existing bus stop on the road will remain in its current location as part of the plan. Read more.
- Wivern Road, Hull: A large scheme of resurfacing work will improve grip and skid resistance and result in smoother journeys on Wivern Road in Hull. But the programme of work will mean road closures and diversions across two phases in November. Read more.
- Blenheim Road, Bridlington: Utility works by Openreach means Blenheim Road, close to the middle of Bridlington, will be closed on November 4th. Motorists can take a diversion via Moorfield Road or Quay Road while the work is taking place. Read more.
- Paragon Station, Hull: The new Morrisons Daily could serve alochol, if a premises licence application is successful. The planned Morrisons store will be near the Starbucks in Hull’s Paragon Station. Any interested parties can share comment about the licence application with Hull City Council by emailing Liquor@hullcc.gov.uk before October 27th. Read more.
- Faversham Avenue, Anlaby Common: East Riding Council is closing a road to repair a collapsed drain. The drain repair is between numbers 49 and 53 on Faversham Avenue, Anlaby Common, with the authority warning the road will be closed from Monday November 9th onwards. The road closure is necessary for public safety, with East Riding Council hoping the work will be complete by Friday November 13th. The alternative route for traffic will be via the remainder of Faversham Avenue, Colville Avenue and Trenton Avenue. Read more.
- To find planning applications, traffic diversions, road layout changes, alcohol licence applications and more, visit the Public Notices Portal .
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