Residents across Lincolnshire should be aware of a number of temporary traffic restrictions in the coming days, as the county council continues maintenance and development work.

Several Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders (TTROs) affecting roads in Boston, Louth, Spilsby, and surrounding areas have been announced in Public Notices.

These orders legally remain in place for up to 18 months, but actual disruption is usually limited to the days listed below.

Boston

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Grand Sluice Lane: Works started January 26 and are expected to last around three days. Access will be maintained, but drivers should expect short delays.

Birkwood Lane: Restrictions began anuary 26 and will last about two days, with minor traffic disruption.

Louth

Lindsey Way and nearby streets: Planned works will start on February 9 , lasting approximately three days. Residents are advised to plan alternative routes.

Spilsby

B1195 Halton Road and Vicarage Lane: Works begin February 4,and will continue for around three weeks. Road closures will be in place during working hours, with local access maintained where possible.

Other roads in rural areas near Louth, Skegness, and Market Rasen are also affected by short-term works that may impact travel in the first week of February.

Tip for residents: Check Lincolnshire County Council’s roadworks pages at https://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/roads-transport/roadworks for live updates and alternative routes.

Planning Notices

East Lindsey District Council continues to process planning applications.

For those interested in developments in their area, the council’s online portal allows residents to search by parish or postcode to view recent applications, statutory notices, and consultation deadlines.

Where to check: ELDC Planning Notices – www.e-lindsey.gov.uk/planning