A highway will be briefly made one-way as works are carried out for a £10m revamp in a city in Derbyshire.
The southbound lane of Tamworth Road will be closed in Long Eaton from 19:00 BST on Sunday, between the roundabout the place Market Place meets Nottingham Road and Derby Road, and the junction with Broad Street.
This measure is anticipated to be in place until December and can permit contractors to work on a mission to revamp the city, which incorporates pavement widening, Erewash Borough Council stated.
The authority stated motorists may detour by way of both Wilsthorpe Road or Fields Farm Road.
Traffic travelling from the A6005 Nottingham to Derby Road would nonetheless be in a position to entry the Lawrence Street automotive park for the city centre by way of Fletcher Gate, the council stated.
The authority has apologised for the inconvenience the work may trigger to drivers, however stated the mission would “breathe new life into the town centre”.
Businesses will stay open as traditional all through the work, the council added.
A council official stated: “The diversions for traffic wanting to turn south into Tamworth Road take effect on Sunday 2 August from 7pm – and we have done our best to alert vehicle users by putting up warning signs in advance.
“Between 2 August and seven August there are additionally probably to be night-time closures from 19:00 to 05:00 – and the Market Place taxi rank will be closed.
“An alternative rank will be in use on Main Street outside the 3 Counties Snooker hall. Bus users can get more information from trentbarton about how all the closures will impact routes.
“We recognize that the work to widen Tamworth Road’s pavements goes to imply longer journeys so would urge drivers to permit extra time for his or her journeys.”
