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North Yorkshire - Multiple -Temporary Road Closures Due To Various Works
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North Yorkshire Council, Temporary Prohibition of Parking, Richmond to Downholme, Richmond, Order 2026, No. 362
We have made this Order to prohibit any vehicle from parking on Richmond To Downholme, Richmond for a temporary period (subject to access to premises) between 27/07/26 & 04/09/26, due to construction of embankment & retaining wall to replace existing retaining wall structure. However, the max duration of this Order is until 03/01/28. The closure period will be indicated by traffic signs. All enquiries to North Yorkshire Council Customer Service Centre 0300 131 2 131 or see https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-map
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic, Feetham To Gunnerside, Feetham, Order 2026, No. 363
We have made this Order to prohibit any vehicle from using Feetham To Gunnerside, Feetham for a temporary period (subject to access to premises) between 27/07/26 & 24/08/26, due to drainage improvement works. However, the max duration of this Order is until 20/12/27. The closure period will be indicated by traffic signs & a local alternative route will be signed on site where appropriate. All enquiries to North Yorkshire Council Customer Service Centre 0300 131 2 131 or see https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-map
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic, Back Lane, Easingwold, Order 2026, No. 366
We have made this Order to prohibit any vehicle from using Back Lane, Easingwold for a temporary period (subject to access to premises) between 27/07/26 & 23/10/26, due to works. However, the max duration of this Order is until 27/01/27. The closure period will be indicated by traffic signs & a local alternative route will be signed on site where appropriate. All enquiries to J N BENTLEY LIMITED - 0113 426 9757 or see https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-map
Temporary Prohibition of Heavy Commercial Vehicles In Excess of 7.5 Tonnes Maximum Gross Weight (Except For Access), Various Roads - East Layton, Order 2026 No 370
We have made this Order to prohibit any Heavy Commercial Vehicle in excess of 7.5 Tonnes Maximum Gross Weight from using the following sections of road (except for access): Main Village Street - From its junction with Limekiln Lane eastwards to its junction with the B6274 & Moor Road - From its junction with the main village street southwards to its junction with the A66. It is envisaged that the prohibition will be in force from 27/07/26 until 21/01/28 inclusive & will only apply as indicated by the placing of traffic signs. All enquiries to North Yorkshire Council Customer Service Centre - 0300 131 2 131 or see https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-map
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic, Highland Court, Easingwold, Order 2026, No. 378
We have made this Order to prohibit any vehicle from using Highland Court, Easingwold for a temporary period (subject to access to premises) between 27/07/26 & 23/10/26, due to works. However, the max duration of this Order is until 27/01/27. The closure period will be indicated by traffic signs & a local alternative route will be signed on site where appropriate. All enquiries to J N Bentley Limited - 0113 426 9757 or see https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-map
Temporary Prohibition of Traffic, Five Hills Lane, Middleton Tyas, Order 2026, No. 399
We intend to make this Order to prohibit any vehicle from using Five Hills Lane, Middleton Tyas for a temporary period (subject to access to premises) between 10/08/26 & 14/08/26, due to works, excavate to clear multiple blockages. However, the max duration of this Order is until 10/11/26. The closure period will be indicated by traffic signs & a local alternative route will be signed on site where appropriate. All enquiries to Byrnt Group 0796 8297 866 or see https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-map
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