Road closures as essential resurfacing work begins in east Hull

Hull Daily Mail Icon News Hull & East Yorkshire News Hull City Council The roadworks are expected to take five days to complete Hull City Council has announced it will be carrying out essential carriageway maintenance in east Hull next week. The roadworks will be taking place on the roundabout at the junction of James Reckitt Avenue and Gillshill Road. The council has said the work will improve the existing carriageway, to ensure the road surface remains safe, even, and provides adequate grip and skid resistance for all road users. Work is due to start on Monday, October 27 and is expected to be completed by Friday, October 31, depending on the weather. To ensure the safety of both workers and the public, the works will be completed under a road closure, split into two phases: Phase 1: Monday, October 27 to Wednesday, October 29 (until 9.30am) – access and egress from Gillshill Road to James Reckitt Avenue via the roundabout will be closed to traffic with two-way temporary traffic signals to maintain access along James Reckitt Avenue. During this phase, vehicles will be encouraged to follow the diversion using Ings Road or Lambwath Road to gain access to Sutton Road/Cavendish Road and the north of Gillshill Road. Phase 2: Wednesday, October 29 (from 09.30am) to Friday, October 31 – the roundabout will be fully closed to traffic to allow for final resurfacing. The same diversion routes from Phase 1 will remain in place. Access for residents and businesses will be maintained, and the pedestrian footways will not be affected. Bin collections are scheduled to continue as normal, with access to emergency vehicles granted at all times. Did you know you can get all the latest traffic and travel updates sent straight to your inbox? From road closures, live incidents and weekly speed camera locations, sign up to our Hull Traffic and Travel…
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