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Moody Lane carriageway reconstruction

Chris

5/20/2025 8:36:06 AM

Business

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North East Lincolnshire Council and its delivery partner, Equans, are scheduled to carry out civil works and full carriageway reconstruction on Moody Lane between Novartis exit (near Woad Lane) and Gilbey Road, Grimsby.

 

Works will begin on Monday 2 June 2025 and are due to be completed on Saturday 26 July 2025.

 

The works will be carried out in 2 phases, as detailed below:

 

Phase 1 – Carriageway reconstruction (Monday 2 June – Monday 21 July)

 

The first phase of the works will include the replacement of existing damaged drainage gullies and connections and full depth carriageway reconstruction.

 

These works will be carried out under a full road closure and split into sections, to maintain access to businesses. 

 

For each section the road closure will be in place 24 hours a day for the duration detailed below.

 

The sections are listed in order of programme:

 

Section 1 – 7 am on Monday 2 June to 6pm on Wednesday 11 June


Section 7 – 7pm on Friday 6 June to 5am on Monday 9 June


Section 2 – 7am on Thursday 12 June to 6pm on Tuesday 17 June


Section 8 – 7pm on Friday 13 June to 5am on Monday 16 June


Section 3 – 7am on Wednesday 18 June to 6pm on Monday 30 June


Section 9 – 7pm on Friday 20 June to 5am on Monday 23 June


Section 4 – 7am on Tuesday 1 July to 6pm on Monday 7 July


Section 5 – 7am on Tuesday 8 July to 6pm on Monday 14 July


Section 6 – 7am on Tuesday 15 July to 6pm on Monday 21 July

 

Phase 2 – Carriageway final surfacing and road markings (Tuesday 22 July – Saturday 26 July)

 

The second phase of the project includes the final surfacing of the carriageway and road marking work. These will start on Tuesday 22 July and is scheduled to be completed on Saturday 26 July.

 

To enable the works to be carried out and to ensure the safety of the contractors, a nighttime road closure will be in place each night between 7pm and 5am. To minimise the impact to businesses this phase of work has been split into three sections.

 

Section 1 – Tuesday 22 July to Wednesday 23 July


Section 2 – Wednesday 23 July to Thursday 24 July


Section 3 – Thursday 24 July to Friday 25 July

No vehicle access will be permitted within the road closure extents for the duration of the works, however access for emergency vehicles will be maintained throughout. During the works, on street parking and loading will be suspended within the closure extents. Please support the contractor by not parking vehicles on the carriageway or footway in the works location to ensure a safe working area can be maintained and to avoid delaying the works programme. If the works are delayed due to parked vehicles, additional nights of road closures will be required to enable the works to be completed.

 

All works are weather dependant and are subject to change.

 

The council, Equans and contractor Specialist Surfacing Ltd would like to apologise in advance for any inconvenience and assure that the work will be completed as quickly and safely as possible.

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