Lengthy diversion for resurfacing works

A 24-mile diversion route will be in place to allow for major roadworks in the Wolds village of Kirmond le Mire.
The road through Kirmond le Mire will be closed. Image: Dianne TuckettThe road through Kirmond le Mire will be closed. Image: Dianne Tuckett
The road through Kirmond le Mire will be closed. Image: Dianne Tuckett

The main road through the village, the B1203, will be closed to allow for resurfacing works to take place.

The closure begins on Tuesday 30 April, with a scheduled end date of Tuesday May 14, subject to weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances.

Working times on-site will be from 7.30am to 5pm.

Drivers will face a lengthy diversion. Image: Dianne TuckettDrivers will face a lengthy diversion. Image: Dianne Tuckett
Drivers will face a lengthy diversion. Image: Dianne Tuckett
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Karen Cassar, assistant director for Highways at LCC, said: “These improvement works to B1203 Kirmond le Mire will be a real benefit to the area and its residents. Once complete, the road will not only be nicer to drive on but also far more durable than the current road surface.”

A full 24-hour road closure will be in place for the duration of the works with a diversion used on like-for-like roads.

The route will be via Kirmond le Mire / B1203 / B1225 / A46 / A18 / B1203 / Kirmond le Mire and vice versa.

Karen Cassar added: “Due to the nature and location of the improvements there will be some disruption, but we’ll be doing everything we can to keep this to a minimum. That being said, as we can only route diversions along similar or greater classed roads, the signed diversion route for this project is unavoidably long - at around 24 miles. With this in mind, I’d like to thank everyone affected for their patience and encourage anyone travelling in and around the area to leave extra time for their journeys once these improvement works start.”

For up-to-date information about this and other roadworks, visit www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/roadworks .

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