The A63 Mytongate project is set to reach a key milestone this spring, according to National Highways. The £355m scheme involves building a new split-level junction, with Castle Street passing beneath the Ferensway/Commercial Road axis. Yesterday (Monday), motorists complained of delays after the two lanes of the eastbound carriageway were split around the roadworks, with
Police have warned motorists to avoid Freetown Way due to an "ongoing incident". The road is closed at the junction with George Street, opposite Hull College. One witness said: "Major incident on A165 going into town. Road partially closed from George Street to Worship Street." Humberside Police said: "[We] would like to make motorists aware
Motorists who head into Hull on the A63 are being advised to allow more time for their journeys over the next few days, following changes to the road layout. Drivers reported long delays this morning (Monday) in the wake of what National Highways, which is managing the works, has described as "slight changes" to the
Frustrated motorists have complained of being stuck in the A63 heading into Hull for more than half an hour with "tailbacks to Hessle" this morning. National Highways shut the road over the weekend as part of the A63 improvement scheme. Now drivers have complained about the "new layout" which is described as "confusing". Writing on
Southampton Airport wants to cut off the tops of 25 trees in a 200-year-old woodland, Marlhill Copse, on grounds of aircraft safety. But the bid is set to be thrown out by city development chiefs, as it will harm the conservation area. However, a second application to remove 15 trees in the same woodland is recommended
Police will be on the lookout for speeding drivers in Hull and East Yorkshire today and throughout the week. A mobile speed camera van will be visiting the A1174 (Hull Road) which takes drivers north from Hull to Beverley via Woodmansey. Enforcement officers will also be stationed in Swanland, Newport, and Bridlington. Drivers can see
People campaigning to keep East Park's gates closed to traffic have said their rejection of a petition signed by almost 2,000 has left them feeling ignored. Hull City Council rejected the petition due to the issue being discussed at a forthcoming East Area Committee before a final decision is made, a message seen by LDRS
Yellow warning of rain affecting Yorkshire & Humber: East Riding of Yorkshire, Kingston upon Hull, North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, North Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, York valid from 1500 Sat 17 Feb to 1800 Sun 18 Feb
Cardiff Airport is continuing to make a loss as it struggles to attract passengers back to pre-pandemic levels. It lost £4.5m in the year to March 2023 according to company accounts, after receiving a government grant of £5.3m. The company, which is owned by the Welsh government, is hoping to make more use of its land to
Here is the latest breakdown of scheduled and emergency works taking place across Hull over the next few weeks. All works are subject to change. For the latest updates: Visit … More The post Hull City Council weekly traffic and travel update – 16 February appeared first on Hull CC News.
