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27

Apr 2023

Transport
Transport

Flaxby roadworks set to continue until June

Published: 27 Apr 2023, 06:15 BST

Updated: 27 Apr 2023, 07:00 BST

by Calvin Robinson Chief Reporter

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Motorists are set to face five more weeks worth of delays on the A59 at Flaxby as ongoing roadworks are set to continue until June.

Work is being carried out by Power On, which is installing a high voltage circuit to provide power supply to a new business park in the area.

The cable is being installed along the verge of the A59 heading east towards A59/A1M junction.

Temporary traffic lights are in place at the site, which are in manual operations between 7.30am and 5pm, as well as one lane closure.

A spokesperson for Power On said:

“We do apologise for any inconvenience this may cause the public.
“We will complete the works as soon as possible whilst keeping the traffic flowing as much as possible, maintaining the safety of our operatives and the public as our number one priority.”






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The spokesperson added that the work is due to run up to June 1, but are expected to be completed a week ahead of schedule due to “good progress made thus far”.

It comes as a section of the project saw roadworks in Shortsill Lane in Coneythorpe.

The work forced the Tiger Inn pub in the village to close for five weeks at the start of the year.

At the time, Barbara Gill, who owns the Tiger Inn, said the pub was already dealing with the cost of living crisis – which has seen its energy bills increase to more than £4,000.

She said:

“These road works are the final kick we didn’t need.”


Power On said the work in Coneythorpe was completed ahead of schedule in March.