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Three planned road closures announced across Cumbria for utility works

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 06:00 · Archive

Three roads across Cumbria are scheduled to close for one to three days for utility works from October to November.

Three separate road closures for utility works have been announced across Cumbria over the coming weeks, each with diversions in place.

Carley Lane near Ulverston is set to close on October 19. The closure will affect approximately 670 metres of the road from its junction with the A590 in a southerly direction. Vehicles will be diverted via the A590, U5696 Main Road, U5696 Urswick Road, C5034, and the unrestricted section of Carley Lane. Pedestrians and dismounted cyclists will retain access to the road.

In Bowness-on-Windermere, two roads are scheduled to close from November 2 for utility works lasting about one day. The closure affects Fallbarrow Road from its junction with Robinson Place to Lowside, and Low Fold between Fallbarrow Road and Lowside. Drivers should use the unrestricted section of the U5768 as an alternative route.

The C2050 Woodrow in North Cumbria is scheduled to close from October 22 for three days of utility works. The closure will affect an 850-metre stretch from its junction with the U2138, heading southeast. A diversion has been set up via the unrestricted part of the C2050, A595, B5299, Mealsgate, C2066, and U2138. Pedestrians and cyclists who dismount will be able to use the road.

All three closures are authorised by their respective councils: Westmorland and Furness Council for Ulverston and Bowness-on-Windermere, and Cumberland Council for North Cumbria. Further information is available from the Highways Hotline or the councils' websites, quoting the relevant reference numbers.

Three planned road closures announced across Cumbria for utility works
Image: NW Evening Mail

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In this story: Ulverston · Bowness-on-Windermere · North Cumbria · Westmorland and Furness Council · Cumberland Council

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