Roadworks on the road between the Howdenshire villages of Wressle and Breighton are due to shortly commence on Monday 22nd August and are expected to last two weeks (Weather permitting).(Pictured with my fellow Howdenshire ERYC Councillor Nick Evans)
This is something that I have been pushing for since before the Bubwith bridge closure, and certainly afterwards as the road became damaged with the diverted vehicles using the road as a detour.
The carriageway between Breighton Road & Lund Lane is due to be resurfaced as part of the Council’s road improvement programme 2011 - 2012. The work will consist of recycling the existing carriageway to a depth of 220mm, further strengthening of carriageway approaching ‘Wressle Clough', and a new macadam road surface course.
To undertake the work safely it will be necessary to close Breighton Road & Lund Lane at the junction with Main Street in Wressle and at the junction with Ferry Lane in Breighton for the duration of the works. Although access will be maintained for residents, refuse collections, postal services and emergency services.
Traffic will be diverted during the works and letter is to be delivered to resident/farms disrupted by the work (along with surrounding areas) in due course.
The work will be carried out by Wright Civil Engineering Ltd on the behalf of the East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
2 comments:
If they have any excess tarmac is there any local politiciaan who needs a drive resurfacing?
The road between Yokefleet and Blacktoft is also in need of some serious looking at. I drove along it today and even in a 4 x 4 felt like it was running over a washboard.
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