Buttermere Avenue in Whitehaven shuts from Monday for up to five weeks while the pavements get redone Buttermere Avenue in Whitehaven to close for up to five weeks from Monday
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The council's back on Buttermere Avenue from Monday to finish the pavements and patch the road. It'll be shut for up to five weeks, but you can still walk through and residents get in when it's safe.
This one's for anybody who lives on, or drives through, Buttermere Avenue in Whitehaven.
The council says it's back on Buttermere Avenue from Monday 2 November, weather allowing, to carry on rebuilding the pavements and patching the road. They started this job earlier in the year. The road will be properly shut for up to five weeks while they get it done.
The permit they've got for it runs from 7.30am on Monday 2 November to 4pm on Friday 4 December, and it covers the pavement and the road both.
While it's shut: - you can always get through on foot, or pushing your bike; - residents will be let in whenever it's safe and makes sense; - ambulances, fire engines and police on a shout will still get through; - bins and recycling will be picked up as normal where it's safe.
There's no diversion map with the notice, so if you normally nip through that way, sort yourself another route from Monday, and give yourself a bit extra if the weather holds them up.
It's one of a few council road jobs starting round here the same day. There's the St Bees pavements, overnight resurfacing on Central Way in Workington and a six-week closure at Ullock Bridge, which we've done separate pieces on.
What you can do: if you live on the street and need a vehicle in for something in particular, like a delivery, a carer coming round or a disabled driver, have a word with the lads on site or ring the council's highways hotline on 0300 373 3736 before it kicks off. You can keep an eye on it on the one.network roadworks map, which is linked from the council's roadworks page in the sources below.
Cumberland Council is restarting pavement reconstruction and road patching on Buttermere Avenue on Monday 2 November, weather permitting, with the road closed for up to five weeks. Walkers keep access and residents will be let through when it is safe.
This is for people who live on or drive through Buttermere Avenue in Whitehaven.
Cumberland Council says work will resume on Buttermere Avenue on Monday 2 November, subject to the weather. It continues pavement reconstruction and carriageway patching that started earlier this year. A formal road closure will be in place for up to five weeks while the work is done.
The permit the council has registered for the job runs from 7.30am on Monday 2 November to 4pm on Friday 4 December, and covers both the pavement and the road.
During the closure: - people on foot and cyclists who get off and push will be able to get through at all times; - residents will be given access whenever it is safe and practical; - emergency vehicles on blue-light or green-light calls will still be able to get through; - bin and recycling collections will carry on as normal where it is safe to do so.
The council has not published a diversion map with the notice. Drivers who usually cut through should plan another route from Monday, and allow extra time if the weather pushes the work back.
It is one of several Cumberland Council road jobs starting in West Cumbria on the same day. Others include the St Bees footway works, overnight resurfacing on Central Way in Workington and a six-week closure at Ullock Bridge, which we have covered separately.
What you can do: if you live on the street and need vehicle access for something specific, such as a delivery, a carer visit or a disabled driver, speak to the workers on site or call the council's highways hotline on 0300 373 3736 before the work starts. You can follow the job on the one.network roadworks map, linked from the council's roadworks page in the sources below.