Notices

Emergency Road Closure: – ttro372152N-MGC-Fiddington Road, Fiddington

Please be aware that we have received a notification of a TTRN (emergency) road closure at Fiddington Road, Fiddington which will commence on 7th April 2025 – 27th April 2025 (07:30 – 17:30) for a total of 21 days.

This will enable Mike Gardiner Construction to carry out construction of two passing places 

The contractor has indicated that access for Emergency Services through the site  is permitted on this occasion.

For any further information about this closure please contact Mike Gardiner Construction on 07717 33068, quoting reference: ttro372152N

Please visit one.network  https://one.network/?tm=142297737 where you will see the map of the affected area (in red), together with the supplied diversion route (in blue).

Please note: this diversion route could be subject to change on review.

The long Easter weekend on 18 to 21 April means your recycling and rubbish collections will be a day later. There won’t be collections on Friday 18 April or Monday 21 April.

If you usually have a Friday collection, it will move to Saturday, 19 April.

Collections resume on Tuesday 22 April, and will be a day later all week.

To help crews speed up collections, please put your boxes, bags and bins out by 7am on the day of collection, or the night before.

With waste collections a day later a higher volume of waste is likely. Squashing, crushing and flattening waste can help to reduce the number of trips that teams need to make to empty their trucks, as well as creating more space in your containers.

Hinkley Point C will be moving equipment on the following dates and times:

• Saturday 12 April between 10:00am – 12:00pm.
• Sunday 13 April between 09:00am – 12:00pm.

Due to the size and shape of this equipment, the delivery will be managed via an escorted ‘rolling roadblock’.

Hinkley Point C will be transporting equipment from Combwich Wharf along the C182 to the Hinkley Point C construction site.

They will be moving equipment on Wednesday 2 April between 09:00 – 11:00am.

Due to the size and shape of this equipment, this delivery will be managed via an escorted ‘rolling roadblock.’

 This £1.5 million project is introducing new treatment processes to improve the quality of treated wastewater and ensure that Wessex Water continues to comply with Environment Agency standards.

It will also help to further improve the health of rivers, as their processes for removing chemicals such as phosphorus, which are found in many household products, are enhanced.

The work is to replace or add infrastructure to the water recycling centre and is taking place entirely within their existing site. Local residents may notice occasional increased traffic along Lime Street, Shurton Lane and on the access road into the water recycling centre.

 There will be a heavy goods vehicle, wide-load delivery to and from site on Thursday 10 April 2025. This delivery will be supervised, with a 10mph speed limit and will not take place before 8am or after 4.30pm.

 To assist with its safe passage, all residents will be asked to park only on one side of Lime Street for the day, they will be placing cones to assist in this effort. This will help prevent congestion and allow the delivery to proceed smoothly.

 Sewerage services can be used as normal unless they advise otherwise. 

 They will be writing to local customers close to Lime Street and Shurton Lane early next week to advise them about this work.

HPC will be moving equipment on the following dates and times:

–    Wednesday 19 March 09:00 – 11:00

–    Thursday 20 March 09:00 – 11:00

Due to the size and shape of this equipment, this delivery will be managed via an escorted ‘rolling roadblock.’