B1243 closing for 8 days for major resurfacing roadworks to…
An improvement scheme for a road in East Yorkshire will see the route closed from morning to evening for at least eight days. East Riding Council is investing £100,000 in a “green” lower-carbon approach to the road surfacing works needed near Sigglesthorne, Hornsea. The roadworks are due to start on Monday, March 27. The project should improve the condition and skid resistance of the B1243 Rise Road. It will involve a stretch of the road between Rise Lane and Catwick Heads junctions, near Sigglesthorne. Read more: Where mobile speed cameras will be in East Yorkshire this week – March 20-25 2023 Scheduled to last eight days, weather permitting, the work will be carried out between 8am to 7pm, Monday to Saturday. The road will need to be temporarily closed while the work is carried out to ensure the safety of the travelling public and the workforce. Access is only permitted for homes within the works area. A signed diversion route will be in place via Rise Lane, A614 Whitecross Road, A1035 and Rise Road at Sigglesthorne. The existing road will first be repaired in localised areas, before a retexturing process is carried out on the road surface to regain its skid resistance and extend the life of the road. The roadworks willl involve a stretch of the route between Rise Lane and Catwick Heads junctions, near Sigglesthorne (Image: Hull Daily Mail) The retexturing process will reduce the amount of carbon dioxide produce
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