The latest public notices include details of a road closure in Fifield and a footpath closure in Holyport.
Traffic
A road closure will be in place in Fifield next week.
Coningsby Lane will be shut in a westward direction for 75 metres from the western boundary of a property known as ‘Mullberry’.
The closure is scheduled from 7.30am on Thursday, August 14 to 5pm on Friday, August 15.
An alternative route for drivers will be available via Coningsby Lane, Fifield Road and Forest Green Road.
The closure has been authorised so a new water connection can be installed at a nearby premises.
A temporary ‘no waiting’ restriction will be in place in Powney Road on Thursday, August 14.
Drivers will be banned from stopping on the southbound carriageway from the road’s junction with Bath Court to the junction with Bath Road.
The closure will be in place from 00.01 to 6pm.
The closure has been authorised so Openreach workers can access an underground chamber on the road.
Footpath
A footpath closure is planned in Holyport for almost three weeks.
The footpath from Byland Drive to Aysgarth Park is set to close from 8am on Monday, August 25 until 5pm on Friday, September 12.
The closure has been authorised so power upgrade works can take place nearby.
An alternative route will be available for pedestrians.
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