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Main road in Hull to be closed for four weeks

Paul JohnsonEast Yorkshire and Lincolnshire
News imageHull City Council Three men standing behind signs on the footpath beside a large road junction on a foggy day. The man in the centre has short hair and wears a smart coat, glasses and a mustard-coloured scarf. He is flanked by two men wearing black hard hats, black coats and hi-vis jackets. The sign on the left includes a picture of a truck and words reading: "PBS: Work in progress, we apologise for any disruption caused". The sign on the right has a Hull City Council logo and words reading: "Investing in our roads, building a brighter future". Cars and trucks are waiting at the junction, which includes a yellow box pattern. A large pub called The National is on the left.Hull City Council
Mark Ieronimo (centre) says the work will tackle wear and tear

A main road in Hull is to be closed for four weeks.

Hull City Council said a stretch of National Avenue would undergo resurfacing work. The road, which connects Bricknell Avenue and County Road North, will be closed between 30 March and 24 April.

There will also be improvements made to cycle lanes, pedestrian crossings, traffic signals and footpaths.

Further work between 4 May and 25 May will affect part of National Avenue to the south of the junction with County Road North. Traffic lights will be in place and the left turn from National Avenue into County Road North will be closed.

Further details of the closures are available on the council's website.

Mark Ieronimo, the council's portfolio holder for transport, said: "We aim to tackle wear and tear before it becomes a bigger problem."

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