Overview of Upcoming Road Closures in Plymouth

Plymouth City Council has announced several temporary road closures and restrictions set to take place in October 2025. These measures are part of ongoing infrastructure improvements and maintenance works across the city.

Southgate Avenue Restrictions

From 27 October 2025, parking, waiting, loading, and unloading will be prohibited on Southgate Avenue from Great Orchard Close to Holmwood Avenue, as well as on Southgate Close, Basinghall Close, and Tudor Close. This restriction is due to phased gas main works expected to last until 22 December 2025. For further details, residents can contact Wales & West Utilities at 0800 9122 999.

Amity Place Closure

A temporary prohibition of driving, parking, waiting, loading, and unloading will be enforced on Amity Place starting 14 October 2025. The closure is necessary for lining works scheduled to conclude by 15 October 2025, operating between 9:30am and 3:30pm. Inquiries can be directed to D A Giles at 01326 560570.

Mutley Plain Driving Ban

On 29 October 2025, a no right-hand turn onto Mannamead Road from Mutley Plain will be implemented due to telecoms works. This restriction will be in effect until 30 October 2025, from 11:45pm to 6am. For more information, contact Commhoist Ltd at 07548759830.

Elburton Road Cycle Lane Closure

The cycle lane on Elburton Road outbound between numbers 77 and 157 will be closed from 27 October 2025 for ducting works. The closure is expected to last until 31 October 2025, with work hours from 9:30am to 3:30pm. Freeflow TM can be contacted at 08000859194 for additional information.

Barbican Court Driving Prohibition

Barbican Court will see a temporary prohibition of driving starting 27 October 2025, lasting until 31 October 2025, between 8am and 6pm due to ducting works. Circet is available for inquiries at 08000859194.

Impact on Local Traffic

These closures are anticipated to cause disruptions in the affected areas. Residents and commuters are advised to plan their journeys accordingly and consider alternative routes where possible.

For further details on these notices or to express any concerns, individuals are encouraged to contact the respective organisations listed above or visit the Plymouth City Council's official website.