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Cornish Guardian TTRO Order The Cornwall Council Section 14(1) of the of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (RTRA 1984) (Temporary Prohibition of Through Traffic) (Various Streets Cornwall) (No.10) Order 2017 Notice is hereby given that Cornwall Council has made the above Order dated the 10 th April 2017 prohibiting the use by through traffic during surface dressing works from the 18 th April 2017 for a maximum of 18 months with the expectation that the works are anticipated to finish on the 30th September 2017 It is anticipated that all roads will be closed for a maximum of 7 days within the road closure notice period; the closure may be on consecutive days or on separate days depending upon site, weather conditions and works required. Advanced Warning signs will be placed on site at least 7 days before the planned commencement of the works. Works will take place 7 days a week Schedule of affected roads Road Name Locality Parish Section Closed Road From Boswinger To Full Length Of Road Will Be Boswinger St. Goran Hemmick Cottage Affected Road From Hemmick Beach To Full Length Of Road Will Be Gorran St. Goran Penare Affected From Its Junction With Road From Hemmick Beach To Penare To Its Access To Penare Farm And Gorran St. Goran Junction With Road From Junction Dodman Point North Of Penare Farm To Lamledra Hill Road From Junction West Of Lanlivery/ Full Length Of Road Will Be Roseney Farm To Junction South Luxulyan Luxulyan Affected Of Roseney Mill Road From Junction South Of Lanlivery/ From Atwell Farm Park To Roseney Luxulyan Roseney Mill To Gattys Bridge Luxulyan Mill Road From Penally Hill To From Treworld Farm To The Access St Juliot Lesnewth Minster Road To Trafalgar Full Length Of Road Will Be Trelake Lane Treknow Tintagel Affected Road From Primrose Cottage To Full Length Of Road Will Be Wadebridge St Breock Treneague Affected Road From Strawberry Lane To Full Length Of Road Will Be Junction West Of Inner Luxulyan Luxulyan Affected Tredennick Road From Strawberry Lane To Full Length Of Road Will Be Junction West Of Inner Luxulyan Luxulyan Affected Tredennick Full Length Of Road Will Be Woodland Glade Lanivet Lanivet Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Cooksland Lane Bodmin Bodmin Affected Lanlivery/Lostwit Full Length Of Road Will Be Iron Bars Lanlivery hiel Affected Lanlivery/Lostwit Full Length Of Road Will Be Chark Lane Sweetshouse hiel Affected Road From Redmoor To Chark Lanlivery/Lostwit Full Length Of Road Will Be Redmoor Lane hiel Affected Road From Waterlake To South U6141 Section Through Bofarnel Trebyan St Winnow Of Warren Plantation Farm Road From Junction North Of Hill Full Length Of Road Will Be Couchs Mill Boconnoc Farm To Chapel Cottage Affected Road From Junction North Of From Lime Quay House To Wooda Lerryn St Veep Kingole To Cliff Pill View Road From Junction South West From Road From Junction North Of St Veep St Veep Of Froglands To Junction East Of Cliff Pill To Road From Wooda East Trencreek Cross To Deans Tenement Road From Junction North Of Full Length Of Road Will Be The Bungalow To Junction North St Veep St Veep Affected West Of Franciscot Road From Pol-Tec Lane To Full Length Of Road Will Be Highway Lanteglos Whitecross Hill Affected From Road From West View To Whitecross Hill Lanteglos Lanteglos Pont Bottom To Pont Bottom Road From Junction North East Full Length Of Road Will Be Of Ringford Farm To Junction St Juliot St. Juliot Affected South West Of Trebyla Full Length Of Road Will Be Trevalga Hill Trevalga Trevalga Affected Road From Junction South East From Hallagenna Farm To Delford St Breward St Breward Of Churchtown To Sandy Way Bridge From The Junction With Road From Road From Junction South East Junction West Of Penrose To St Breward St Breward Of Tregarrick To Coombe Road Junction South East Of Loskeyle To Outside Natoli Full Length Of Road Will Be Wet Lane St Breward Michaelstow Affected Road From Wadebridge Road To Full Length Of Road Will Be St Kew St Kew/St Tudy St Kew Highway Affected Road From Wadebridge Road To Full Length Of Road Will Be The B3266 Between Bearoak Hill St Tudy St Kew/St Tudy Affected And Longstone Road Road From Church Road To Full Length Of Road Will Be St Kew St Kew Bokelly Lane Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Pennytinney Lane St Kew St Kew Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Kay Gardens Wadebridge Wadebridge Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Access To Lower Halwyn St Issey St Issey Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Lower Trevance Road St Issey St Issey Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Blable Lane St Issey St Issey Affected Road From The A389 Between Full Length Of Road Will Be Trevance Road And Hals Grave St Issey St Issey Affected To Blable Lane Road From Landers Hill To Full Length Of Road Will Be Junction South Of Halfway St Issey St Issey Affected House From The Country Club To Harlyn Harlyn Bay Road Harlyn St Merryn House Full Length Of Road Will Be Penrose Lane St Ervan St Ervan Affected Mawgan-In- Full Length Of Road Will Be Polgreen St Mawgan Pydar Affected Mawgan-In- Full Length Of Road Will Be Tolcarne Lane St Mawgan Pydar Affected Road From Lanvean To Trevenna Mawgan-In- Full Length Of Road Will Be St Mawgan Cross Pydar Affected Mawgan-In- From The Access To The Old Lanvean St Mawgan Pydar Rectory To Winsor Lane Full Length Of Road Will Be Bedowan Meadows Thetherras Newquay Affected Road From Junction North West Full Length Of Road Will Be Summercourt St Enoder Of Perrose Farm To Kimberley Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Narrow Lane Penhale St Enoder Affected Road From Tresaddern Water Full Length Of Road Will Be Tresaddern St Columb Major Mill To Castle Road Affected Road From Criftoe Road To Hill From The A39 To The Junction With St Columb St Columb Major Head Road From Tresaddern Water Mill To Castle Road Road From Junction South Of Full Length Of Road Will Be Rosevanion To Junction West Of Tregamere St Columb Major Affected Tregamere Full Length Of Road Will Be Skewes Road St Wenn St Wenn Affected Road From Prince Park House To Full Length Of Road Will Be Treliver St Wenn Treliver Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Treliver Hill Treliver St Wenn Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Demelza Road St Wenn St Wenn/Withiel Affected Road From Demelza Road To Full Length Of Road Will Be Roche St Wenn/Withiel Brynn Mill Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Demelza Lane Withiel St Wenn/Withiel Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Hensbarrow Hill Cocksbarrow Roche/Treverbyn Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Hensbarrow Hill Cocksbarrow Roche/Treverbyn Affected Road From Hensbarrow Hill To Full Length Of Road Will Be Junction South Of China Clay Carbean Roche/Treverbyn Affected Works Road From Junction North Of Trewithen Farm To Junction Full Length Of Road Will Be Pothole St Mewan South West Of Little Ventonwyn Affected Farm Road From Junction East Of From The Junction With St Stephen Coombe St Mewan Downderry To St Stephens Road Road For Approx. 130m South West Full Length Of Road Will Be Lamledra Hill Gorran Haven St.Goran Affected Road From Junction North Of From Foxhole Lane To The National Gorran St.Goran Penare Farm To Lamledra Hill Trust Car Park Full Length Of Road Will Be Trewollock Lane Gorran Haven St Goran Affected Road From Pentewan Hill To Pentewan Valley/ Full Length Of Road Will Be Trenarren Watering Lane Nurseries St Austell Bay Affected Road From Watering Lane Pentewan Valley/ Full Length Of Road Will Be Lobbs Shop Nurseries To Lobbs Shop St Austell Bay Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Longpark Way St Austell St Austell Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Bownder Vean St Austell St Austell Affected The Copse St Austell St Austell Between 16 & 20 Bounder Vean Full Length Of Road Will Be Old Roselyon Road St Blazey St. Blaise Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Old Roselyon Crescent St Blazey St. Blaise Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Helleur Close Par St. Blaise Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Polgover Way Par St. Blaise Affected Tywardreath And From Sams Lane To St Andrews Driving Lane Par Par Road Road From Penellick To Full Length Of Road Will Be Menabilly Fowey Menabilly Affected Road From Polmear Hill To Full Length Of Road Will Be Polkerris Fowey Penellick Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Hanson Drive Fowey Fowey Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Gallants Drive Fowey Fowey Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Tower Park Fowey Fowey Affected St Catherines Full Length Of Road Will Be Readymoney Road Fowey Cove Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Rashleigh Lane Fowey Fowey Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Tavern Barn Fowey Fowey Affected Access To Tennis Courts Rear Of Full Length Of Road Will Be Fowey Fowey Tavern Barn Affected Road From Junction South Of Lanlivery/St Full Length Of Road Will Be Lantyan To The B3269 Between St Winnow Sampson Affected Edgecombe Road And Castledore Road From Merlin Cottage To Lanlivery/St Full Length Of Road Will Be The B3269 Between Edgecombe Lostwithiel Sampson Affected Road And Castledore Road From Castle Hill To Merlin Lanlivery/St From Outside Lower Milltown To Milltown Cottage Sampson Outside Pedreven Full Length Of Road Will Be Restormel Road Lostwithiel Lostwithiel Affected Road From Higher Menadew To Luxulyan/Treverb Full Length Of Road Will Be Menadew Ebenezer yn Affected Road From Bowling Green To Luxulyan/Treverb Full Length Of Road Will Be Lavrean Higher Menadew yn Affected Road From Rescorla To Bowling Luxulyan/Treverb From Outside Tel-Star To Outside Bowling Green Green yn Lucknow Full Length Of Road Will Be Vivian Road Bodmin Bodmin Affected From
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