Leek New Road resurfacing programme to begin next week

By Sarah Garner

29th Jun 2023 | Local News

Two-way signals will be placed on Leek New Road in Sneyd Green whilst the resurfacing work takes place (Nub News).
Two-way signals will be placed on Leek New Road in Sneyd Green whilst the resurfacing work takes place (Nub News).

Resurfacing work will begin next week on a busy road in Stoke-on-Trent.

Stoke-on-Trent City Council will be completing carriageway resurfacing works on Leek New Road, between Stanway Avenue and Norton Drive, Sneyd Green.

The works will be completed in two phases:

  • Phase one will be completed during the day, from Monday 3 July to Saturday 8 July. (8am to 6pm)
  • Phase two will be completed overnight from Tuesday 11 July to Saturday 15 July (7pm to 6am).

The resurfacing work will take place between Norton Drive and Stanway Avenue (Nub News).

Councillor Amjid Wazir, cabinet member for environment and enforcement said: "We have, and are continuing, to work hard to upgrade the city's road network to make it easier for drivers and pedestrians to travel around Stoke-on-Trent."

Signage will be put in place in advance of the works starting.

Two-way signals will be in operation for the day works, and a diversion will be in place for overnight works.

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