Motorists across Lincolnshire are being urged to plan ahead as a series of temporary road closures and traffic restrictions are set to cause disruption and delays.

The public notices, issued by Lincolnshire County Council and also published by Lincolnshire World, cover a range of highway works and traffic management measures, with some restrictions expected to last several days.

Boston area

Wyberton Low Road (Boston) – Temporary closure between property numbers 168 and 180 for approximately three days.

Lincolnshire County Council has published a number of public notices announcing traffic restrictions.

placeholder image — Lincolnshire County Council has published a number of public notices announcing traffic restrictions.

B1183 Boston Road (Boston/Cowbridge/Frithville) – Road restriction at Richardson’s Bridge for around five days.

Robin Hoods Walk (Boston) – Temporary closure between the A1137 and 50 metres north-west for approximately five days.

Skegness

Talbot Road, Cavendish Road, Vernon Road and Pelham Road – Temporary restrictions including no waiting and no loading at any time for approximately 12 days.

St Andrew’s Drive, Skegness – Proposed prohibition of waiting at properties numbers 3 and 5, with exemptions for disabled vehicles, loading and essential services.

Horncastle

Southwells Lane and Mill Lane – Temporary closures expected to last one day.

Mareham Road – Temporary restriction east of Bonnetable Road for approximately three days.

Market Rasen

Queen Street and Union Street – Temporary traffic restrictions expected to remain in place for around 54 days while works are carried out.

Louth

Love Lane – Temporary closure between the B1200 and 40 metres south for approximately 15 days.

Stewton Lane – One-day temporary closure.

School House Lane – Temporary restriction for around four days.

Sleaford area

No specific Sleaford traffic notices were listed at the time of publication, though residents are advised to check for updates.

Temporary traffic orders are part of the legal process allowing the county council to carry out essential maintenance and improvement works. Diversion routes will be signposted where required, and access for residents and emergency services will be maintained wherever possible.

Full details, including dates and plans, can be found in the February 18 edition of the Skegness Standard or via Lincolnshire County Council’s public notice portal.