Explore the latest temporary road closures in Plymouth as the city prepares for essential infrastructure works. These closures, affecting various locations, are set to facilitate tree pollarding, gas main installations, manhole level adjustments, resurfacing, and bridge examinations.
Tree pollarding works in Plymouth
Location: Various roads including Allenby Road, Foliot Avenue, and others
Closure Dates: From January 6 2025 for up to 18 months
Details: The prohibition of driving, parking, waiting, loading, and unloading will be enforced to allow tree pollarding. The works are expected to occur between January 6 and June 6 2025. For more information, contact Teign Trees and Landscapes SW Ltd at 01626 773499.
Gas main works on Sefton Avenue
Location: Between Lipstone Crescent and Clinton Avenue
Closure Dates: January 20 to February 3 2025
Details: A temporary prohibition of driving will be in place for gas main works. The closure will be effective 24 hours a day during this period. For further details, contact Wales and West Utilities at 08009122999.
Manhole level works on Moon Street
Location: Entirety of Moon Street
Closure Dates: January 20 2025 from 8am to 5pm
Details: Driving will be prohibited to facilitate manhole level adjustments. For more information, contact Kier on behalf of South West Water at 03443462020.
Resurfacing works in Millbridge
Location: Entirety of Millbridge
Closure Dates: February 10 to April 1 2025
Details: The area will see a prohibition of driving, parking, waiting, loading, and unloading for phased traffic calming and resurfacing works. Contact South West Highways at 01752278278 for further information.
Bridge examination on Haddington Road
Location: Between Cross Hill and Victoria Place
Closure Dates: February 8 to February 9 2025 from 11pm to 6am
Details: Driving will be prohibited during overnight hours for bridge examination works. For more details, contact Sunbelt Rentals at 03700500792.
Impact of these road closures
These temporary road closures are crucial for maintaining and improving Plymouth's infrastructure. While they may cause some inconvenience due to restricted access and potential traffic disruptions, they are necessary for ensuring safety and enhancing the city's transport network.
Anticipated questions
How can residents find out more about these closures?
Residents can view detailed notices through the provided links or contact the respective companies listed in each notice.
What should residents do if they have concerns?
Those who believe they may be adversely impacted are encouraged to reach out to the relevant contacts provided in each notice.
These developments highlight Plymouth's commitment to infrastructure improvement while balancing community needs and safety standards.
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