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Road Closure Diversion Route A1120 High Street

ROAD ROAD AHEAD AHEAD CLOSED CLOSED A1120 High Street CLOSED ahead ROAD at Yoxford Diversion AHEAD follow diversion CLOSED Diversion A1120 High Street Diversion CLOSED ahead ENDS at Yoxford follow diversion Diversion ROAD ROAD AHEAD AHEAD CLOSED CLOSED ROAD CLOSED Diverted traffic ROAD A1120 High Street CLOSED Diverted CLOSED ahead traffic at Yoxford follow diversion Diversion ROAD A1120 High Street A1120 High Street AHEAD CLOSED ahead CLOSED ahead CLOSED at Old High Road at Yoxford A1120 High Street follow diversion follow diversion CLOSED ahead at Yoxford follow diversion ROAD AHEAD CLOSED ROAD Diverted AHEAD traffic CLOSED A1120 High Street CLOSED ahead at Yoxford follow diversion Diversion ENDS A1120 High Street CLOSED ahead at Old High Road follow diversion Diverted traffic Diverted traffic A1120 High Street CLOSED ahead at Yoxford follow diversion A1120 High Street A1120 High Street A1120 High Street CLOSED ahead A1120 High Street CLOSED ahead CLOSED ahead at Yoxford CLOSED ahead at Yoxford at Yoxford follow diversion at Yoxford follow diversion follow diversion follow diversion ROAD AHEAD CLOSED Diverted traffic Diverted Diverted traffic traffic A1120 High Street CLOSED ahead at Yoxford follow diversion Diverted traffic Diverted traffic Diverted Diverted traffic traffic Diverted traffic Diverted traffic Diverted traffic Diverted traffic Diverted traffic Diverted traffic Diverted traffic Diverted traffic Diverted Diverted traffic traffic A1120 CLOSED at Yoxford for Peasenhall/ Dennington follow diversion THIS MAP IS BASED UPON ORDNANCE SURVEY MATERIAL WITH THE PERMISSION OF ORDNANCE SURVEY ON BEHALF OF THE CONTROLLER OF HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE c CROWN COPYRIGHT. UNAUTHORISED REPRODUCTION INFRINGES CROWN COPYRIGHT AND MAY LEAD TO PROSECUTION OR CIVIL PROCEEDINGS. SUFFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL, LICENCE NO. 100023395, 2020. CLIENT NOTES PROJECT TITLE ORIGINATOR CHECKER DESIGNER REVIEWER __ BH NP __ ROAD CLOSURE A1120 HIGH STREET, YOXFORD SCALE(S) ORIGINAL SIZE A3 DATE 05/05/21 DIVERSION ROUTE NTS DRAWING TITLE DRAWING NUMBER REVISION Phoenix House, 3 Goddard Road, Ipswich, Suffolk. IP1 5NP. Mark Stevens BSc(Eng)Hons, MSc, MBA, CEng, MICE, MCIHT Highways enquries: 0345 606 6171 www.suffolk.gov.uk/highways Endeavour House, 8 Russell Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 2BX ROAD CLOSURE/ DIVERSION KIER_222323_NP_001 0.

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