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Gedling Access Road Scheme - Proposed Parking Restrictions & Clearway
The double yellow lines are being introduced to remove parked vehicles from the roads around the new mini roundabout on Lambley Lane to ensure that there is no obstruction to traffic using Lambley Lane and the link road to the Gedling Access Road. The double yellow lines between Arnold Lane and the Gedling Access Road are to remove obstructive parking from the new narrower road layout. The clearway will help ensure that the traffic on the rural parts of Arnold Lane and the Gedling Access... MoreOpened 6 August 2020 -
Gedling Access Road Scheme - Proposed Moving and Driving Prohibitions
The left turn prescribed routes at Bailey Close and Swindell Close are being introduced to reflect the current signing and road layout. There is currently no traffic regulation order behind the prescribed routes. The no right turn prohibitions on Mapperley Plains and Gedling Access Road are intended to increase the free flowing traffic by removing the need to cater for right turning traffic at the traffic signaled junctions. The U turn prohibition on the Gedling Access Road is to stop... MoreOpened 6 August 2020 -
Gedling Access Road Scheme - Proposed Amendment to Existing 7.5T Weight Limit
T he traffic regulation order is being introduced as part of the works associated with the new Gedling Access Road. The Order is intended to preserve or improve the amenities of the area by prohibiting or restricting the use on roads in the area by heavy goods vehicles. The previous weight limit order (7153 - Calverton, Lambley and Woodborough) has been revised to accommodate the new Gedling Access Road. MoreOpened 6 August 2020 -
Gedling Access Road Scheme - Proposed 30 and 40mph Speed Limits
The proposed speed limits on the Gedling Access Road are being introduced to reflect the nature and design of the new road. The new 30mph speed limit on Arnold Lane is to reflect the road ceasing to be an A road and becoming a quieter residential road. MoreOpened 6 August 2020 -
Gedling Access Road Scheme - Proposed Environmental Weight Limit - Gedling Village Area
T he Order is intended to preserve or improve the amenities of the area by prohibiting or restricting the use on roads in the area by heavy goods vehicles. The weight limit is being introduced as part of the measures associated with the new Gedling Access Road. The weight limit will stop HGVs from using Arnold Lane and will instead direct them onto the new Gedling Access Road. MoreOpened 6 August 2020 -
Gedling Access Road Scheme - Proposed Pedestrian and Cycle Crossings
I t is proposed to introduce a signalled controlled pedestrian puffin crossing and a signal controlled pedestrian/cycle toucan crossing on the Gedling Access Road. The puffin crossing would be to the south-east of the junction with Lambley Lane and would provide a crossing point for the new alignment of Carlton footpath No.2. The toucan crossing would be to the south-east of the Gedling Access Road/Waldrom Road roundabout and provide a link between the Gedling Country Park and the housing... MoreOpened 6 August 2020 -
Impact of COVID 19 on Families Receiving Short Breaks
We would like to understand the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic and subsequent restrictions on your child/young person’s short break. This online survey is for parents and carers of children and young people who receive an allocated short break. The information we receive will help us identify the impact of the restricted short break service, review service quality and learn how we can improve. MoreOpened 6 August 2020 -
Proposed Parking Restrictions-Junction of New Hill and Retford Road, Walesby.(TRO 3312)
Via East Midlands Ltd, is working on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council to deliver highway services in Nottinghamshire. Concerns have been raised about obstructive parking at the junction of New Hill and Retford Road, Walesby. This reduces visibility and access for drivers and pedestrians using the junctions. To help alleviate these problems it is proposed to introduce ‘No Waiting At Any Time’ restrictions (Double Yellow Lines) around the junctions as shown on drawing... MoreOpened 6 August 2020 -
Proposed Parking Restrictions -Vale Avenue,Market Warsop (TRO 2237)
Via East Midlands Ltd, is working on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council to deliver highway services in Nottinghamshire. In order to fulfil a planning condition for the new housing development along Sookholme Lane, Market Warsop, and to address any parking issues on the approach to the proposed new traffic signals, it is proposed to introduce ‘No Waiting At Any Time’ restrictions (Double Yellow Lines) along Vale Avenue, Market Warsop. The proposals are shown on drawing... MoreOpened 11 August 2020 -
SEALED ORDER - TRO 5265 JAMES STREET, KIMBERLEY - RPS
The Parking places Order for James Street at Kimberley was sealed on Monday 27th July 2020 and will come into force on Friday 14th August 2020. The Order is required to improve parking facilities for residents by removing non-residential parked vehicles from the south-western end of James Street, Kimberley. Non-resident parking at the north-eastern end will be increased from 1 to 2 hours. MoreOpened 14 August 2020 -
Mile End Road, Colwick - Proposed Double Yellow Lines (no waiting at any time)
The double yellow lines are being introduced to remove parked vehicles from the 3 junctions off Mile End Road (junctions of Colwick Manor Farm, Crosslands Meadow and Ramblers Close). The proposed restrictions will give better visibility for vehicles turning into or out of the junctions and will also give an unobstructed route for pedestrians to cross the road. The restrictions are in response to increased parking in the area from non-residents. MoreOpened 24 August 2020 -
TRO 8305 A60 Bradmore - 30 mph Speed Limit
In order to fulfil a planning condition for the new housing development at Bunny Lane, Keyworth and to improve road safety for pedestrians and road users, it is proposed to reduce the existing 40mph speed limit along the A60 Loughborough Road, part of Bradmore Lane and Pendock Lane at Bradmore to 30mph. MoreOpened 25 August 2020 -
Gateford Road & Hamilton Street, Worksop (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to deal with inconsiderate parking at the junction. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Harstoft Avenue, Worksop (New parking restrictions)
The new restrictions will ensure that residents have more hours to park on the street. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Maundale Avenue & Unwin Road, Sutton-in-Ashfield (New parking restrictions)
The double yellow lines are required to remove obstructive parking, which is adversely affecting the visibility for vehicles exiting Maundale Avenue. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Papplewick Lane, Hucknall (New parking restrictions)
The double yellow lines are required to remove obstructive parking, which is adversely affecting the safe and efficient operation of the highway. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Coburn Street, Hardwick Lane & The Twitchell, Sutton-in-Ashfield (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to improve the safe and efficient operation of the highway. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Forest Road & Milner Street, Sutton-in-Ashfield (New parking restrictions)
The Double Yellow Lines are required to improve visibility for vehicles exiting the junction from Milner Street MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Carsic Lane, Sutton-in-Ashfield (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to prevent obstructive parking in the vicinity of the junction with the access to the new development off Carsic Lane, Sutton-in-Ashfield. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Millers Way, Kirkby-in-Ashfield (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to alleviate problems with obstructive parking. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Raymond Close & Sutton Road, Kirkby-in-Ashfield (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to help alleviate problems with obstructive parking. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Searwood Avenue & Sutton Road. Kirkby-in-Ashfield (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to help alleviate problems with obstructive parking. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Sovereign Gardens, Selston (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to prevent obstructive parking and improve visibility for drivers and pedestrians at peak times at the junction of Portland Road and Sovereign Gardens, Selston. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Lilac Crescent & Lilac Grove, Beeston (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to improve visibility for vehicles exiting Lilac Crescent. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Church Lane, Churchmoor Lane & Redhill Road, Redhill (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to deal with obstructive parking at the above junctions, which are causing issues with visibility for vehicles exiting Church Lane and Churchmoor Lane and wheelchair users accessing the pedestrian crossing facility. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Buntings Lane, Carlton Hill, Ernest Road & Prospect Road, Carton (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to help alleviate problems with obstructive parking. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
Kilton Hill, Worksop (New parking restrictions)
The restrictions are required to deal with inconsiderate parking outside the shops. MoreOpened 26 August 2020 -
SEALED ORDER - A617 Sherwood Way South, Sutton in Ashfield - U turn Prohibition
The ban on U turns will help to make the junction safer by removing this potentially dangerous manoeuvre. The number of vehicles making this manoeuvre is likely to increase with the opening of the new Summit Park development. MoreOpened 28 August 2020 -
SEALED ORDER - Hamilton Road, Sutton in Ashfield - 40mph Speed Limit
The new 40mph speed limit has replaced the previous National Speed Limit (60mph) on Hamilton Road. The speed limit has been introduced as part of the Summit Park development. The new limit is an extension of the existing 40mph speed limit which is currently in force between the Hamilton Way roundabout and the 30mph speed limit on Hermitage Lane. MoreOpened 28 August 2020 -
Ruddington Public Realm
Via East Midlands Ltd, is working on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council to deliver highway services in Nottinghamshire. In response to the unprecedented situation due to COVID-19, the Government has requested Local Highway Authorities make changes to their road layouts to support the country’s transition as lockdown restrictions are lifted. These changes include the introduction of measures to encourage active travel, enable social distancing and support economic recovery MoreOpened 4 September 2020
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