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Resurfacing works in Lowestoft

Published: 3:45 PM October 27, 2009    Updated: 9:39 PM October 10, 2020

RESURFACING works are set to commence in Lowestoft next week.Suffolk County Council, through the Suffolk Highways Partnership, will be surfacing the footpath along Pakefield Cliff (Lowestoft) between Arbor Lane and Cliftonville Road.

RESURFACING works are set to commence in Lowestoft next week.

Suffolk County Council, through the Suffolk Highways Partnership, will be surfacing the footpath along Pakefield Cliff (Lowestoft) between Arbor Lane and Cliftonville Road.

Work is expected to start next Monday, November 2 and will last approximately three weeks.

While work is taking place, the area will remain open for people to walk past the works between Arbor Lane and Cliftonville Road.

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