Resurfacing works set to close The Street in Lowestoft

The Street in Carlton Colville, Lowestoft will be closed from the junction of Hall Road to the entrance of The Mardle for the works. Picture: Google Images/Newsquest <i>(Image: Google Images/Newsquest)</i>
The Street in Carlton Colville, Lowestoft will be closed from the junction of Hall Road to the entrance of The Mardle for the works. Picture: Google Images/Newsquest (Image: Google Images/Newsquest)
This article is brought to you by our exclusive subscriber partnership with our sister title USA Today, and has been written by our American colleagues. It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald.

Drivers are being warned they could face disruption as a Suffolk road is temporarily closed with a diversion in place.

Suffolk Highways are set to carry out carriageway resurfacing works in Carlton Colville, Lowestoft this month.

It will see daytime road closures in operation with traffic being diverted.

According to the Causeway One Network roadworks map, "delays are likely" as the highway improvement works take place on The Street in Carlton Colville.

It will see The Street closed from the junction of Hall Road to the entrance of The Mardle for the works.

A Suffolk Highways spokesman said: "Carriageway resurfacing will be taking place along The Street, Carlton Colville between 9.30am and 2.30pm on Tuesday, November 19, Wednesday, November 20 and Thursday, November 21.

The diversion route set to be in place as The Street in Carlton Colville, Lowestoft is temporarily closed for resurfacing works. Picture: Suffolk HighwaysThe diversion route set to be in place as The Street in Carlton Colville, Lowestoft is temporarily closed for resurfacing works. Picture: Suffolk Highways (Image: Suffolk Highways)

"During this time, the road will be closed to ensure the safety of highway users and our operatives."

For the duration of the closure, traffic will be diverted via The Street, Lowestoft Road, A1145, A12, Snab Hill, Gisleham Road, Rushmere Road and vice versa.

Get involved
with the news

Send your news & photos