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M180 South Humberside Motorway - Partial Revocation Scheme
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HIGHWAYS ACT 1980
THE NATIONAL HIGHWAYS M180 SOUTH HUMBERSIDE MOTORWAY (BELTOFTSCUNTHORPE SECTION)
PARTIAL REVOCATION SCHEME 2026
National Highways hereby gives notice that they have made and submitted to the Secretary of State for Transport for confirmation a Scheme made under Section 16 and 326 of the Highways Act 1980 and all other enabling powers.
The effect of the Scheme is to revoke part of “The M180 South Humberside Motorway (Beltoft- Scunthorpe Section) and Connecting Roads Scheme 1975” from, and including, the new roundabout connecting to Burringham Road to its junction with the A18 Frodingham Grange Roundabout (referred to as “the Brumby Common Link” in the original Scheme), a distance of approximately 2567 metres.
The effect of this revocation would therefore be to remove the Special Road/motorway status from the length of road referred to herein and for it to be re-classified as a ‘classified road’ ‘A’ road.
Copies of the Scheme, relevant plan, statement of reasons and the original 1975 Scheme may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable hours from Thursday 6th August 2026 until Friday 18th September 2026 at the offices of National Highways, Operations Directorate, 2 City Walk, Leeds, LS11 9AT, and at North Lincolnshire Council, Civic Centre, Ashby Road, Scunthorpe, DN16 1AB. Copies may also be obtained, free of charge, from the National Highway’s address stated above.
Any person may object to the Scheme, which must be made in writing to the Secretary of State for Transport, National Transport Casework Team, PO Box 1393 Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE99 5FQ, or by email to nationalcasework@dft.gov.uk, not later than Friday 18th September 2026, and should state the title of the Scheme, the grounds of their objection and the objector’s address.
In submitting an objection or representation it should be noted that your personal data and correspondence will be passed to National Highways to enable your objection or representation to be considered.
If you do not wish your personal data to be forwarded, please state your reasons when submitting your objection or representation and the Secretary of State will copy your representations, with your name and address removed, to National Highways, and if there is to be a Public Local Inquiry they will be seen in that form by the public and the Inspector, who may give them less weight as a result. National Highways may disclose your objections or representations, with your name and address removed, to other parties acting on its behalf.
RICHARD FOXTON, National Highways
Dated 24th July 2026
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