PRESS RELEASE PRESS 1 Metre Width Restriction of Stoke Road and Roman Road (Fenn Lane) for Approximately 50 Metres

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PRESS RELEASE PRESS 1 Metre Width Restriction of Stoke Road and Roman Road (Fenn Lane) for Approximately 50 Metres

www.leics.gov.ukA 3 May, 2019 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER:- Leicestershire County Council Highways has agreed to Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders at various locations throughout Market Bosworth on 12/05/2019 from 0900 – 1500 for public safety during the Bosworth Half Marathon. The following roads will be closed; Coton Bridge Lane, Far Coton from Wellsborough Road Far Coton to Priory Lane Far Coton; Priory Lane, Far Coton from Coton Bridge Lane to Coton Lane, Market Bosworth; Coton Lane, Market Bosworth from Priory Lane, Far Coton to Shenton Lane, Market Bosworth; Shenton Lane, Market Bosworth from Coton Lane, Market Bosworth to Bosworth Road, Sutton Cheney; Shenton Lane, Sheepy from Bosworth Road, Sutton Cheney to Main Road, Upton; Main Road, Upton from Shenton Lane, Upton to Stoke Road, Upton; Stoke Road, Upton from Main Road, Upton to Fenn Lanes, Sheepy; Fenn Lanes, Sheepy from Stoke Road, Upton to Fenn Lanes, Sutton Cheney; Wharf Lane, Sutton Cheney from Fenn Lanes, Sheepy to Bosworth Road, Sutton Cheney; Bosworth Road, Sutton Cheney from Wharf Lane to Sutton Lane, Market Bosworth; Sutton Lane, Market Bosworth from Bosworth Road, Sutton Cheney to Shenton Lane, Market Bosworth; Shenton Lane, Coton from Shenton Lane to Coton Bridge Lane, Far Coton; Stoke Road and Roman Road (Fenn Lane) Main Street/Sibson Lane, Shenton. There will be a temporary no right turn implemented at this junction; From Coton Bridge Lane, Far Coton to Wellsborough Road, Market Bosworth The following roads will have a temporary speed reduction in force to 30 mph; From Coton Bridge Lane, Far Coton to Wellsborough Road, Market Bosworth Including a speed reduction to 40mph on Fenn Lanes from the junction of Stoke Road for approximately 100m west And finally a width restriction on the following roads; PRESS RELEASE 1 metre width restriction of Stoke Road and Roman Road (Fenn Lane) for approximately 50 metres. 1 metre width restriction at the junction of Ambion Lane and Bosworth Road for approx. 50 metres. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Leicestershire County Council Highways Tel: 0116 305 0001 ENVIRONMENT AND TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT NETWORK MANAGEMENT TEAM ARBOR ROAD CROFT LEICESTERSHIRE LE9 3GB TELEPHONE: 0116 305 0001 EMAIL: [email protected] Public Relations Unit, Chief Executive’s Department Leicestershire County Council, County Hall, Glenfield, Leicestershire, LE3 3RJ Telephone: 0116 305 6274 Fax: 0116 305 6266 .

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