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For Further Information About Road Works TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES Start Date Time End Date Description Location of Closure Parish Emergency contact Current 24-Apr-17 20:00-06:00 29-Apr-17 Road Closure Moor Road, Yaddlethorpe Bottesford 01924 225646 Next 2 Weeks 29-Apr-17 23:00-09:30 30-Apr-17 Road Closure Caistor Road, Melton Ross (New Barnetby Level Crossing) Melton Ross 01132 775360 6-May-17 23:00-06:00 7-May-17 Road Closure Station Road, Haxey (Haxey Level Crossing) Haxey 01132 775360 6-May-17 23:00-09:00 7-May-17 Road Closure Soff Lane, Goxhill (Butterswood Level Crossing) Goxhill 01132 775360 6-May-17 23:00-09:30 7-May-17 Road Closure Caistor Road, Melton Ross (New Barnetby Level Crossing) Melton Ross 01132 775360 7-May-17 07:30-12:30 7-May-17 Road Closure Multiple roads in North Lincolnshire - see route map on roadworks.org North Lincolnshire 07428 582014 8-May-17 08:00-17:30 12-May-17 Road Closure Access Road T57, Scunthorpe (Rear of Gervase Street) Scunthorpe 0800 137631 9-May-17 08:00-12:00 9-May-17 Road Closure Access Road T121, Scunthorpe (between Gilliatt Street and Frances Street) Scunthorpe 01785 624162 Future 13-May-17 23:30-10:00 14-May-17 Road Closure Station Road, Ulceby (Level Crossing) Ulceby 01132 775360 28-May-17 08:00-15:00 28-May-17 Road Closure Cleatham Road, Kirton in Lindsey Kirton in Lindsey 01132 775360 30-May-17 24 hour 2-Jun-17 Road Closure Outgate, Ealand Ealand 01953 688211 3-Jun-17 23:30-09:15 4-Jun-17 Road Closure Caistor Road, Melton Ross (New Barnetby Level Crossing) Melton Ross 01132 775360 3-Jun-17 23:30-09:30 4-Jun-17 Road Closure Barton Road, Elsham (Elsham Level Crossing) Elsham 01132 775360 5-Jun-17 06:00-14:00 5-Jun-17 Road Closure Bigby Road, Brigg (Bigby Level Crossing) Brigg 01132 775360 5-Jun-17 09:00-15:00 9-Jun-17 Road Closure Bowling Green Lane, Crowle Crowle 01132 274955 10-Jun-17 23:00-09:00 11-Jun-17 Road Closure Kirmington Road, Croxton Croxton 01226 243413 10-Jun-17 23:30-06:00 11-Jun-17 Road Closure Soff Lane, Goxhill (Butterswood Level Crossing) Goxhill 01132 775360 10-Jun-17 23:30-09:15 11-Jun-17 Road Closure Caistor Road, Melton Ross (New Barnetby Level Crossing) Melton Ross 01132 775360 11-Jun-17 08:15-10:30 11-Jun-17 Road Closure Normanby Road, Normanby (Normanby Hall 10K) Normanby 07947 023143 11-Jun-17 02:00-07:30 11-Jun-17 Road Closure Bigby Road, Brigg (Bigby Level Crossing) Brigg 01132 775360 12-Jun-17 08:00-16:00 12-Jun-17 Road Closure Willow Lane, Goxhill Goxhill 01924 444824 17-Jun-17 22:00-07:30 18-Jul-17 Road Closure B1206 Hibaldstow Level Crossing Hibaldstow 01132 775360 17-Jun-17 23:00-09:00 18-Jun-17 Road Closure New Barnetby Road, Melton Ross (New Barnetby Level Crossing) Melton Ross 01132 775360 17-Jun-17 23:00-09:00 18-Jun-17 Road Closure Kirmington Road, Croxton Croxton 01226 243413 19-Jun-17 24 hour 21-Jun-17 Road Closure Priestgate, Barton Upon Humber Barton Upon Humber 01953 688211 25-Jun-17 09:00-13:00 25-Jun-17 Road Closure Humber Bridge Half Marathon, various streets, Barton Upon Humber Barton Upon Humber 07826 949285 26-Jun-17 09:30-12:00 26-Jun-17 Road Closure Ings Road, Kirton in Lindsey Kirton in Lindsey 01785 624126 29-Jun-17 08:00-17:00 3-Jul-17 Road Closure High Street, Yaddlethorpe Yaddlethorpe 08457 145145 1-Jul-17 22:00-09:30 2-Jul-17 Road Closure Station Road, Graizelound (Haxey Level Crossing) Graizelound 01132 775360 1-Jul-17 23:00-09:00 2-Jul-17 Road Closure New Barnetby Road, Melton Ross (New Barnetby Level Crossing) Melton Ross 01132 775360 3-Jul-17 08:00-17:00 3-Jul-17 Road Closure Forkedale, Barton upon Humber (between A1077 and Warrendale) Barton Upon Humber 01543 360177 8-Jul-17 08:00-16:00 9-Jul-17 Road Closure Tower Hill / Church Street, Westwoodside Westwoodside 03700 500792 8-Jul-17 12:00-22:00 8-Jul-17 Road Closure Various town centre streets, Barton upon Humber (Barton bike night) Barton Upon Humber 07976 276895 8-Jul-17 23:00-09:00 9-Jul-17 Road Closure New Barnetby Road, Melton Ross (New Barnetby Level Crossing) Melton Ross 01132 775360 10-Jul-17 24 hour 14-Jul-17 Road Closure Fieldside, Crowle Crowle 01953 688211 15-Jul-17 23:00-09:00 16-Jul-17 Road Closure New Barnetby Road, Melton Ross (New Barnetby Level Crossing) Melton Ross 01132 775360 17-Jul-17 24 hour 20-Jul-17 Road Closure Bowling Green Lane, Crowle Crowle 01953 688211 29-Jul-17 23:00-09:00 30-Jul-17 Road Closure Howe Lane, Goxhill (Level Crossing) Goxhill 01132 775360 31-Jul-17 24 hour 3-Aug-17 Road Closure High Street, Burringham Burringham 01953 688211 4-Aug-17 08:00-15:00 4-Aug-17 Road Closure Manton Lane, Hibaldstow (Level Crossing) Hibaldstow 01132 775360 5-Aug-17 22:30-08:30 6-Aug-17 Road Closure Ermine Street, Appleby (Level Crossing) Appleby 01132 775360 5-Aug-17 23:30-08:00 6-Aug-17 Road Closure B1206 between Scawby Brook & Hibaldstow, Scawby (Hibaldstow Level Crossing) Scawby 01132 775360 For further information about road works please click on this link: www.roadworks.org .
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