Work on the major project will get underway next month 13:26, 11 Mar 2026 Updated 14:55, 11 Mar 2026 Hull City Council has announced it has appointed a contractor to get underway with the upcoming Freetown Way project. Balfour Beatty has been appointed to make a start on the scheme which will see the return
A programme of advanced works will get underway on Freetown Way from early April to prepare one of Hull’s busiest routes for a major investment that will see the return of two lanes of traffic in each direction as well as the development of off-road cycling facilities. Hull City Council has appointed Balfour Beatty to
Hull Daily Mail Icon News Hull & East Yorkshire News Traffic & Travel The HGV tipped over near a roundabout Tipped over HGV in Beverley An HGV tipped over onto its side during rush hour in Beverley this morning. Police were called to the incident in Minster Way, near the roundabout with Ward Way, at
Some times things just come together, in a perfect storm, to create unmissable and memorable moments. The London Olympics had Super Saturday (gold medals everywhere), Leicester City winning the Premier League and the release of Pokemon Go are just a few examples from recent memory. Hull is set to have one of those moments this
Work is set to get underway later this month which 'will include several major upgrades' A full closure will begin at the end of the month on a major Hull route as improvement works get underway. Hull City Council has announced the next phase of its road upgrade programme, focusing on National Avenue and County
Hull City Council has confirmed that National Avenue and County Road North in west Hull will undergo major road and footpath improvements.
Hull Daily Mail Icon News Hull & East Yorkshire News Traffic & Travel Need to know Enforcement will be carried out across the region Mobile speed cameras will be on the A1033 and A165 this week Where the mobile speed camera van will be this week Monday, March 9: A1033 Main Road, Camerton Tuesday, March
The inquiry, by the Planning Inspectorate, into the DCO concerning Gatwick Airport’s plan to use its emergency runway for routine flights started with an open session, and many people – both in favour of the plan, and against, allowed a brief time to speak. All those in favour were businesses, or business groups – or
Thomas Woldbye, Heathrow’s new chief executive, is understood to have begun disbanding the 3rd runway team, and the airport’s runway plans have been shelved, as leaked details of the airport’s “better not bigger” strategy can be revealed. Woldbye is instead understood to be exploring how to squeeze millions more passengers through the airport without expanding its
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
