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Temporary road and footpath closures planned across York

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The City of York Council has confirmed the closures, which are to allow for essential maintenance works in various locations.

Plainville Lane and Bull Lane in Wigginton will also be closed for telecom repair works between 8am and 6pm daily from today (Monday, July 6), to Thursday, July 9.

This affects the stretch between the south-western boundary of Jacobella Lodge and a point 182 metres north-west of said boundary.

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Jockey Lane will be closed from 7am to 5pm daily from today (Monday, July 6), to Sunday, July 19, for highway resurfacing works.

The closure affects Monks Cross Link, Vangarde Way, Kathryn Avenue, and a section of Jockey Lane itself.

Brompton Road in Clifton will be shut for water mains works from 8am on Wednesday, July 8, until 6pm on Friday, July 10.

The closure affects the area between the eastern boundary of property No. 4 and its junction with Lister Way.

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Public right of way No. 14/12/10 and Kerver Lane in Dunnington will be closed for drainage works from 7.30am to 5pm, Monday to Saturday, from today (Monday, July 6), to Friday, July 31.

The closure affects the footpath between its junction with Petercroft Lane and Eastfield Lane, and a section of Kerver Lane.

The York Road Level Crossing in Strensall will be closed for railway maintenance works from 11pm on Sunday, July 12, until 6am on Monday, July 13.

Finally, public right of way No. 18/18/10 in Haxby, on Sandy Lane, will be closed for water mains works from 8am on Wednesday, July 15, until 5pm on Tuesday, July 21.

The closure affects the footpath between its junction with The Village and the southern boundary of property No. 100 The Village.

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Alternative routes for diverted vehicles will be signposted throughout the works period.

Access for residents and emergency vehicles will be maintained where possible.

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