Road improvement works begin on two Hull streets this weekend

Summarised from Hull Daily Mail's report · Updated 5 Nov, 17:15 · Archive

Hull City Council has announced a five-week road improvement scheme starting Saturday on York Street and Wincolmlee.

Essential road repairs are set to begin this weekend on two Hull routes. The five-week improvement scheme, delivered by contractor PBS Construction on behalf of Hull City Council, will start on Saturday, November 7 and run until Friday, December 11. The work will focus on York Street and a section of Wincolmlee between York Street and Chapman Street, both identified as requiring immediate attention due to deterioration of the carriageway surface.

Crew will excavate the existing degraded road surface before fully reconstructing it to create a safer, skid-resistant carriageway. To allow the reconstruction to proceed safely, a series of road closures will be enforced across the duration of the project, including on weekends, affecting travel on York Street, Wincolmlee, Swann Street and Barmston Street at various intervals. Nearby residents and business owners are being alerted via direct letter drop with project contact details, and on-site information boards will be positioned along surrounding routes.

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• Closures planned during improvement works on two Hull roadsWork will get underway this weekend on York Street and WincolmleeHull Daily Mail · 5 Nov, 15:40

In this story: Hull City Council · PBS Construction · Hull · York Street · Wincolmlee · Mark Ieronimo

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