Plymouth City Council announces temporary restrictions on Goswela Close and surrounding areas Temporary pedestrian and vehicle restrictions to facilitate gas main works in Plymouth Temporary restrictions in Plymouth for gas main works starting September 15 2025 Plymouth City Council imposes temporary restrictions on Goswela Close Long Park Close and Goswela Gardens for essential gas main works from September 15 to October 24 2025 ### News Article Plymouth City Council has issued a public notice regarding temporary restrictions affecting Goswela Close Long Park Close and Goswela Gardens in Plymouth. These measures are being implemented under the City of Plymouth (Goswela Close Long Park Close Goswela Gardens) (Temporary Prohibition of Pedestrians Parking Waiting Loading & Unloading) Order 2025. The order is enacted under section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended. The restrictions will prohibit pedestrian movement specifically in Long Park Close between number 26 and Goswela Close. Additionally parking waiting loading and unloading of vehicles will be prohibited in Long Park Close between numbers 26 and 20 as well as throughout the entirety of Goswela Close and Goswela Gardens. These prohibitions will be enforced on days and during hours when appropriate traffic signs are displayed. The order will come into effect on Monday September 15 2025 and is set to remain in force for up to 18 months although the specific works are anticipated to conclude by Friday October 24 2025 operating continuously over this period. The restrictions are necessary to facilitate essential gas main works being carried out by Wales and West Utilities. Residents and commuters are advised to plan accordingly to avoid inconvenience. How can I get more information about these restrictions? For further details or inquiries you can contact Wales and West Utilities directly at 0800 9122 999. What should residents do if they have concerns? Those who have any concerns or believe they may be adversely impacted by these restrictions are encouraged to contact Plymouth City Council or Wales and West Utilities for assistance. For more information please refer to the original public notice available at [Public Notice Portal](https://publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/traffic-and-roads/68b58ee66da68c3568c9ecbe).