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Norwich - Multiple Temporary Road Closures and Restrictions due to Works

NR1Published 25/04/25Expired
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Norfolk County Council

TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDERS 2025 (NORWICH)

Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984

Norfolk County Council in exercise of its powers under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, hereby give notice that:

i) THEY PROPOSE TO MAKE Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders in respect of the following roads:

HARVEY LANE – from its junction with A1242 Yarmouth Road to its junction with Stanley Avenue to facilitate new road lining works between 19:00 and 5:00 from 5th to 7th May 2025 (may continue until 18th June 2025). Alternative route is via: Southbound route – Harvey Lane, Heartsease Lane, Plumstead Road, Ketts Hill, Bishop Bridge Road, Riverside Road, Thorpe Road. Northbound route – Thorpe Road, Carrow Road, Clarence Road, Thorpe Road, Riverside Road, Bishop Bridge Road, Ketts Hill, Plumstead Road and Harvey Lane. The works promoter is Norfolk County Council. N.B: Please note only one of the above dates will be required.

FOUNTAINS ROAD & LOCKSLEY ROAD

1.Fountains Road from its junction with Hall Road to its junction with Watkin Road and

2. Locksley Road from its junction with Hall Road for 12m north westwards to facilitate resurfacing works on roads 1) from 5th May to 8th August 2025 and road 2) from 27th May to 27th June 2025 (may continue until 4th November 2026). Alternative route is via:

1. Watkin Road, Robin Hood Road, Hall Road and vice versa

2. Ipswich Road, Maid Marion Road, Robin Hood Road, Hall Road and vice versa. The works promoter is Norfolk County Council.

N.B When the restriction for Locksley Road is in place, the diversion route for Fountains Road will be temporarily amended. The closure of Locksley Road is expected to take place for 2 weeks within the anticipated dates period.

ii) THEY HAVE MADE Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders in respect of the following roads:

CHURCHILL ROAD – from its junction with Sprowston Road for 50m eastwards to facilitate reinstatement remedial works between 08:00 and 18:00 on 30th April 2025. Alternative route is via: Spencer Street, Northcote Road, Sprowston Road. The works promoter is Cadent Gas.

SAINT GEORGE STREET & CROSS LANE

1) Saint George Street from 95m north of its junction with Colegate to 40m south of Golden Dog Lane and

2) Cross Lane from 100m north of its junction with Colegate to 100m south of Saint Crispins Street and

3) Saint Georges Street from 44m north of its junction with Cross Lane for 35m northwards to facilitate two new 4 way link boxes installation works.

The roads 1) and 2) will be temporarily closed and traffic over the road 3) shall be temporarily prohibited to park, stop, load, and /or unload between 08:00 and 17:00 from 28th April from 5th May 2025. (may continue until 16th June 2025).

Alternative route is via: Colegate, Fye Bridge Street, Fishergate, Whitefriars, St Crispins Road, Calvert Street, Calvert Street, St Crispins Road, Whitefriars, Fishergate, Fye Bridge Street, Colegate. The works promoter is Norfolk County Council.

TELEGRAPH LANE EAST – from its junction with A1242 Thorpe Road to its junction with Wellesley Avenue South to facilitate footway reconstruction works from 28th April to 12th May 2025 (may continue until 23rd June 2025). Alternative route is via: Telegraph Lane East, Cotman Road, Heathside Road, Thorpe Road (Thorpe St. Andrew). The works promoter is Norfolk County Council.

WENSUM STREET – from 40m north of its junction Elm Hill for 20m northwards to facilitate water utility apparatus installation works between 08:00 and 16:00 on 27th April and 4th May 2025 (may continue until 15th June 2025). Alternative route is via: Wensum Street, Palace Street, St Martin At Palace Plain, Whitefriars, Fishergate, Fye Bridge Street and vice versa. The works promoter is Anglian Water.

Unless otherwise stated, the effect of these Orders will be to prohibit the use by vehicles of the named road(s)/footpath(s). In the event of the start date being delayed the new start date will be displayed on site in advance. Where an Order is for a reason other than works it is because of the likelihood of danger to the public or of serious damage to the road/footpath. Anticipated dates are stated but the Orders may continue until the end date where necessary or required. The Orders are revoked on the end date or on the actual date of removal of the prohibition/restriction where earlier without further notice.

If necessary, the restrictions can have a maximum duration of 18 months or 6 months in respect of footpaths, cycle paths, bridleways, restricted byways, and byways open to all traffic (BOAT).

Penalty: £1000 maximum fine on conviction and/or endorsement for contravention.

Full details on the closures/restrictions are available at https://one.network. Any enquiries that cannot be answered on the one.network website should be directed to the relevant Streetworks Team by email at streetworks@norfolk.gov.uk or telephone 0344 800 8020.

DATED this 25th day of April 2025.

Katrina Hulatt, Director of Legal Services (nplaw), County Hall, Martineau Lane, Norwich NR1 2DH

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