Road closure and parking restrictions in place in Clacton

Battisford Drive in Clacton is one of the roads affected <i>(Image: Google Street View)</i>
Battisford Drive in Clacton is one of the roads affected (Image: Google Street View)
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TEMPORARY road closures and parking restrictions are in place in Clacton and surrounding villages.

Essex County Council has issued notices covering works and traffic controls in Clacton, Great Holland and Little Clacton.

Battisford Drive, Clacton, is due to close from September 14 for four days.

The closure will run from the junction with Bluehouse Avenue to the junction with Saxstead Drive, covering about 180 metres.

The work involves footway patching and kerbing by Essex County Council.

An alternative route will use Saxstead Drive, Saxmundham Way, Tyler Avenue and Bluehouse Avenue.

Frinton Road and Clacton Road, Great Holland, are due to close from September 14 for 12 days.

The affected section runs from Frinton Road Roundabout to Little Clacton Road, a distance of about 2,660 metres.

A temporary no-waiting, no-loading and no-stopping restriction will apply throughout the closure.

The work is described as SWAS works (surface water alleviation schemes) by Essex County Council.

Drivers will be diverted using the B1032, B1033, B1414 and B1027 before rejoining the B1032.

Holland Road, Little Clacton, is due to close from September 1 for 11 days.

The closure will begin at the junction with Lodge Road and continue for about 180 metres south-east.

Affinity Water will carry out new connection works.

The alternative route runs through Great Holland Common Road, Little Clacton Road, the B1032, A133, B1027, B1442 and Thorpe Road.

Access will remain available into Holland Road and Sladburys Lane.

Separate temporary waiting and loading restrictions will apply in Clacton from 6am to 7pm on August 27 and 28.

The restrictions cover sections of Tower Road, Wash Lane, Hastings Avenue, Selsey Avenue, Link Road, Arnold Road, Crown Road, Queen Elizabeth Avenue, Prince Philip Avenue, Vista Road, Recreation Road, Valence Way, Alton Park Road, Anchor Road, Park Road, Deal Close and Weymouth Close.

No waiting restrictions will also apply from 8am to 10pm on August 27, and from 8am to 6pm on August 28, on parts of Nelson Road, Cherry Tree Avenue, West Road, Collingwood Road, St Vincent Road and Trafalgar Road.

The notices say the restrictions are needed for public safety.

Existing parking and waiting controls on the listed roads will be suspended where stated.

The orders may remain in force for up to 18 months, or until the relevant works are completed.

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