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A number of road closures have also been announced
Noddle Hill Way in Bransholme will see utility works by Northern Gas Networks in November(Image: Google Maps)
Recent public notices:
- Noddle Hill Way, Bransholme: Utility works by Northern Gas Networks means traffic lights will be in place on Noddle Hill Way in Bransholme until November 20th. Motorists are being warned journeys could take longer. 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.
- Spring Bank West, Hull: Network Rail is closing the busy Spring Bank West in Hull for its annual level crossing test. The work is scheduled to take place between November 15th and 16th. Read more.
- York Street, Hull: A carriageway resurfacing scheme by Hull City Council means York Street, in Hull, will be closed later in November. The work is scheduled to take place between November 7th and November 29th. Read more.
- Blenheim Road, Bridlington: Utility works by Openreach means Blenheim Road, close to the centre 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 and are being warned journey times could be longer. Read more.
- Dunswell Road, Cottingham: A road in East Yorkshire is being closed to allow tree works to take place. No vehicles will be able to drive along Dunswell Road, Cottingham, between Northmoor House and Northmoor Lodge, during the day on Monday November 9th. A diversion from East Riding Council will be in place that will take motorists via the Thwaite Street Roundabout. Read more.
- Newland Avenue, Hull: A venue called Pour and Petal has applied to Hull City Council for an alcohol licence. If successful, it could mean the venue at 208 Newland Avenue serving drinks until 1am every night. Local residents and businesses can share their views on the application by emailing Liquor@hullcc.gov.uk before November 13th. 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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