HESSLE FORESHORE Purpose of the project Essential works to reinforce, strengthen and stabilise embankment supporting the railway track running along the Riverside Walkway parallel to the Humber, preventing further movement and potential damage. Duration of works Works are anticipated to be completed in January 2021, including installation of a 138m long, 20m deep pile wall. This will require temporarily closing a section of the Yorkshire Wolds Way National Trail (see photo for footpath closure points), in order to protect the safety of the local public and environment while works are underway. As it is not possible to provide a safe diversion during the scope of the works, pedestrians are encouraged use public transport to bypass this part of the Yorkshire Wolds Way, or return at a later date to when works are complete. End benefit Stabilisation of the railway embankment carrying the Hull to Selby line from erosion due to the Humber. Information Event Network Rail invites you to find out more about this work on Monday 17th February 2020, 3:30pm - 6pm. the Priory Room, North Ferriby Village Hall, 50 Church Road, North Ferriby, HU14 3AA. Hessle Foreshore footpath temporary closure and working area Project Duration Timeline Installation of PROJECT Installation of Installation of pile Works begin Site establishment handrail, site tidy, Works end MILESTONES steel piled wall cap site demobilisation MARCH MARCH - APRIL - OCTOBER - DECEMBER - JANUARY MONTHS 2020 APRIL OCTOBER DECEMBER JANUARY 2021 2021 HOW TO GET IN TOUCH: How to get in touch: You can contact Network Rail’s national helpline 24 hours a day via www.networkrail.co.uk/contact-us or by calling 03457 11 41 41.