Cemetery Road Closed All Week
24 October 2011 by Hamst
Reminder to avoid Cemetery Road this week as the road is closed to through traffic whilst the road is resurfaced. It is closed from the juction with Cottage Beck Road for it's entire length including the junction with East Common Lane.
Resurfacing work taking place along Cemetery Road
Work started in August on a £195,000 scheme to stop drivers speeding along the road with the road being raised to the same level as the pavement at Cemetery Road's junction with Hampton Road and another with the junction with East Common Lane. There are also raised pedestrian crossing outside the main entrance to the Brumby Engineering College and horizontal and vertical traffic-calming features, including a chicane and speed cushions further along the road.
Businesses are open as usual throughout and road is due to re-open on Monday 31st October
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