Cross O'Cliff Hill and Canwick Hill in Lincoln to close for roadworks

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Wednesday, February 06, 2013
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Two major routes in and out of Lincoln are to be closed for roadworks during half term.

Cross O'Cliff Hill will be closed on Tuesday, February 19 and Wednesday, February 20, so repairs can be made to the road surface.

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Traffic will be diverted via Canwick Avenue, Canwick Road, South Park and vice versa. Local residents have been informed and will able to drive safely through the works.

Similar enhancements will then take place overnight between 7pm and 7am on Canwick Hill on February 21 and 22.

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A northbound road closure will be in place between South Park Avenue and the junction with Heighington Road for motorists travelling into the city centre.

Motorists travelling into Lincoln from Heighington and Canwick will be diverted via Canwick Avenue and Cross O'Cliff Hill. Motorists from Washingborough will be diverted to Heighington and will join the diversion as the Washingborough Road junction with Canwick Road will be closed.

 

Dave Underwood, senior highways officer, said: "Our top priority is to ensure the county's roads are in a safe condition for motorists to use.

"We are improving the surface on these two hills when there will be less traffic on the roads to minimise the disruption to motorists."

Advance warning signs will be in place for both improvement schemes throughout. Motorists are advised to allow extra time for their journeys.

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    by wosp1

    Saturday, February 09 2013, 12:36PM

    “What's the betting the Cross O'Cliff works will over-run, but the Canwick Hill can't be delayed.
    So Both roads will be shut!!!


    And I do hope this isn't another tar and gravel job like Sleaford's Grantham Road - that only lasted a few months before it started flaking off!!!”

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    by Fandal

    Wednesday, February 06 2013, 3:03PM

    “Clearly TB78WHINE would prefer that works were carried out in a way that inconvenienced as many people as possible...”

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    by DurkahDave

    Wednesday, February 06 2013, 3:00PM

    “The crawler lane made way for the additional inbound lane some years ago; a fair trade considering the amount of traffic coming in to the city, especially in the morning.”

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    by Ian_Heighton

    Wednesday, February 06 2013, 1:28PM

    “I dread to think what the next "Improvement" will be on Canwick Hill, the last one, removing the uphill crawler lane was pure genius.”

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    by Gixxerman

    Wednesday, February 06 2013, 12:58PM

    “Probably a lot safer for the maintenance crews too, given the standard of drivers on the school run.”

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    by LincolnFran

    Wednesday, February 06 2013, 12:23PM

    “I would imagine they are doing it during half term purely because there will be less cars on the road.”

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    by TB78WHlNE

    Wednesday, February 06 2013, 10:26AM

    “Why half term? Oh, of course - we wouldn't want the school run squad to experience any of the sort of inconvenience they inflict on the rest of us when they clog up Cross O'Cliff Hill with their queues and their selfish parking, would we? I mean, it's not like their wholly unnecessary journeys have contributed to the state of the road, is it?”

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