Temporary Road Closure
Works in and around Ducklington Lane
Temporary Traffic Regulation Notice – S14 Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Temporary Partial Road Closure (Southbound) at - Witney, Ducklington Lane, OX28 4TT
A request has been received from Walsh Construction Ltd for a temporary road closure to apply to a section of Ducklington Lane (southbound only) whilst road reinstatement works are carried out.
A temporary Notice is being made to implement the temporary closures and will operate from the 16/10/2020 (at 20:00hrs) to 17/10/2020 (at 06:00hrs).
One-night partial road closure.
Access will be maintained for emergency service vehicles and for those frontages within the closure area, subject to the progress of the works and liaison with the works supervisor.
PDF copies of the drawing showing the extent of the closure and also the alternative routes for traffic can be seen by following the links below.
Further information regarding the works may be obtained by contacting Ryan Hemming of Walsh Construction Ltd on 7970234043 or email to craig.kear@walshconstruction.co.uk
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