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Press Release A www.leics.gov.uk 18 March 2021 TEMPORARY TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDERS FOR SURFACE DRESSING IN HARBOROUGH DISTRICT Leicestershire County Council Highways has agreed to a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order on the areas listed below to include temporary imposition of no waiting and loading at any time, temporary prohibition of through traffic, temporary speed restrictions, and temporary prohibition of overtaking, to enable surface dressing to be carried out safely. Surface dressing season commences 19th April 2021 till 31st August 2021 Please note, these works are weather dependant and subject to change TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC Allexton: Hallaton Road (21/05/21) – Arnesby: Welford Road (08/06/21) – Blaston: Hallaton Road (23/07/21) – Broughton Astley: Frolesworth Road (08/07/21) – Carlton Curlieu: Mere Road (22/07/21) – Catthorpe: Rugby Road (07/07/21), Swinford Road (07/07/21), Shawell Lane (06/07/21) – Claybrook Parva: Woodway Lane (27/07/21) – Cold Newton: Park Road (20/07/21) – Drayton: Medbourne Road (01/06/21) – Dunton Bassett: Church Lane (26/07/21), Lutterworth Road (26/07/21) – Foxton: Debdale Lane (28/05/21), Great Glen: Great Glen Bypass (07/06/21) – Frisby: Gaulby Lane (21/07/21), Tur Langton: Mere Road (22/07/21) – Frolesworth: Broughton Road (08 + 09/07/21) – Gaulby: Norton Lane (20/07/21), Houghton Lane (21/07/21) – Glooston: Goadby Road (23/07/21) – Goadby: Horse Hill (22/07/21), Palmers Lane (28/05/21), Peace Hill (22/07/21), Goadby Road (23/07/21) – Hallaton: Allexton Road (21/05/21) – Horninghold Road (25/05/21) - Horninghold: Hallaton Road (24/05/21), Knobhill Road (25/05/21) – Houghton on the Hill: Gaulby Lane (12/07/21), Stretton Lane (15/06/21) – Hungarton: Baggrave Hall Road (17/05/21) – Kings Norton: Gaulby Lane (20/07/21) – Knaptoft: From A5199 Welford Road to Mowsley Lane (26/07/21) – Laughton: Mowsley Lane (26/07/21) – Launde: From Wood Lane to Launde Road (20/05/21), Wood Lane (20/05/21), Launde Road (19/05/21) – Little Stretton: Mere Road (14/06/21) – Loddington: from Loddington Road to Main Street (20/05/21) – Lowesby: Park Road (20/07/21) – Lubbenham: Marston Road layby (19/04/21) – Marefield: Marefield Road (19/07/21) – Medbourne: Drayton Road (01/06/21) – Mowsley: Laughton Road (26/07/21) - Nosely: The Avenue (28/05/21) – Owston: Newbold Road (19/07/21), Washdyke Road (19/07/21) – Peatling Magna: Peatling Road (10/06/21) – Shawell: Catthorpe Road (07/07/21), from Catthorpe Road to PRESS RELEASE County Boundary (06/07/21) – South Kilworth: Stanford Road (04/06/21) – Stockerston: Knob Hill Road (25/05/21), Horninghold Road (25/05/21) – Stoughton: Gaulby Lane (14/06/21) – Swinford: Rugby Road (06/07/21), Catthorpe Road (07/07/21), Tilton: Hyde Lodge Road (19/07/21), Launde Road (20/05/21) – Turlangton: Mere Road (22/07/21) – Ullesthorpe: Frolesworth Road (09/07/21) – Willoughby Waterleys: Peatling Road (10/06/21) – Wistow: Fleckney Road (10/06/21) – Withcote: Launde Road (19/05/21) Information on roadworks in Leicestershire can be seen at https://one.network Environment and Transport Department Network Management Team Arbor Road Croft Leicestershire LE9 3GE 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 Page 1 of 3 Press Release V1 – Nov 2019 A www.leics.gov.uk TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF WAITING AND LOADING Allexton: Hallaton Road (21/05/21) – Arnesby: Welford Road (08/06/21) – Blaston: Hallaton Road (23/07/21) – Broughton Astley: Frolesworth Road (08/07/21) – Carlton Curlieu: Mere Road (22/07/21) – Catthorpe: Rugby Road (06/07/21), Swinford Road (06/07/21), Shawell Lane (05/07/21) – Claybrook Parva: Woodway Lane (27/07/21) - Cold Newton: Park Road (20/07/21) – Drayton: Medbourne Road (01/06/21) – Dunton Bassett: Church Lane (26/07/21), Lutterworth Road (26/07/21) – Foxton: Debdale Lane (28/05/21) – Frisby: Gaulby Lane (21/07/21), Tur Langton: Mere Road (22/07/21) – Frolesworth: Broughton Road (08 + 09/07/21) – Gaulby: Norton Lane (20/07/21), Houghton Lane (20/07/21) – Glooston: Goadby Road (23/07/21) – Goadby: Horse Hill (22/07/21), Palmers Lane (22/07/21), Peace Hill (22/07/21), Goadby Road (23/07/21) – Great Bowden: Market Harborough Bypass (26 + 27/05/21) – Hallaton: Allexton Road (21/05/21) – Horninghold: Hallaton Road (25/05/21), Knobhill Road (25/05/21) – Houghton on the Hill: Gaulby Lane (12/07/21), Stretton Lane (15/06/21) – Hungarton: Baggrave Hall Road (17/05/21) – Kings Norton: Gaulby Lane (20/07/21) - Knaptoft: From A5199 Welford Road to Mowsley Lane (26/07/21) – Laughton: Mowsley Lane (26/07/21) – Launde: From Wood Lane to Launde Road (19/05/21), Wood Lane (19/05/21), Launde Road (19/05/21) – Little Stretton: Mere Road (14/06/21) – Loddington: from Loddington Road to Main Street (20/05/21) – Lowesby: Park Road (20/07/21) – Lubbenham: Marston Road (19/04/21) – Marefield: Marefield Road (19/07/21) – Medbourne: Drayton Road (01/06/21) – Misterton: Lutterworth Road (03/06/21) – Mowsley: Laughton Road (26/07/21) - Nosely: The Avenue (28/05/21) – Owston: Newbold Road (19/07/21), Washdyke Road (19/07/21) – Peatling Magna: Peatling Road (10/06/21) – Saddington: Fleckney Road (04/06/21), Kibworth Road (04/06/21) – Shawell: Catthorpe Road (05/07/21), from Catthorpe Road to County Boundary (05/07/21) – South Kilworth: Stanford Road (04/06/21) – Stockerston: Knob Hill Road (25/05/21), Horninghold Road (25/05/21) – Stoughton: Gaulby Lane (14/06/21) – Swinford: Rugby Road (06/07/21), Catthorpe Road (06/07/21), Tilton: Hyde Lodge Road (19/07/21), Launde Road (25/05/21) – Turlangton: Mere Road (22/07/21) – Ullesthorpe: Frolesworth Road (09/07/21) – Willoughby Waterleys: Peatling Road (10/06/21) – Wistow: Fleckney Road (10/06/21) – Withcote: Launde Road (19/05/21) TEMPORARY IMPOSITION OF 10MPH SPEED RESTRICTION Great Bowden: Market Harborough Bypass (26 + 27/05/21) – Great Glen: Great Glen bypass (07/06/21) – Misterton: Lutterworth Road (03/06/21) – Saddington: Fleckney Road (04/06/21), Kibworth Road (04/06/21) PRESS RELEASE TEMPORARY IMPOSITION OF 30MPH SPEED RESTRICTION Arnesby: Welford Road (08/06/21) – Great Bowden: Market Harborough Bypass (26 + 27/05/21) – Great Glen: Great Glen Bypass (07/06/21) – Misterton: Lutterworth Road (03/06/21). Information on roadworks in Leicestershire can be seen at https://one.network Environment and Transport Department Network Management Team Arbor Road Croft Leicestershire LE9 3GE 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 Page 2 of 3 A www.leics.gov.uk TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF OVERTAKING Arnesby: Welford Road (08/08/21) – Catthorpe: Shawell Road (05/07/21) – Great Bowden: Market Harborough Bypass (26 + 27/05/21) – Great Glen: Great Glen Bypass (07/06/21) – Misterton: Lutterworth Road (03/06/21). TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF 7.5T WEIGHT RESTRICTION Great Glen: London Road (07/06/21) Further details relating to this work will be notified on site approximately 2 weeks before commencing PRESS RELEASE Information on roadworks in Leicestershire can be seen at https://one.network Environment and Transport Department Network Management Team Arbor Road Croft Leicestershire LE9 3GE 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 Page 3 of 3 .
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