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#TravelNews: To minimise disruption to motorists and the travelling public, the council and its contractor are taking a phased approach to works – focussing on a specific section at a time. Initial works in September and early October will be completed under localised traffic management, with narrow lanes in operation.
Motorists are advised not to overtake people cycling in the area being worked on and, due to the works on the footway, the southern footway of Freetown Way, from Pryme Street to Wright Street is closed. No access is available onto Freetown Way from Pryme Street, and a short diversion is in place for pedestrians via Wright Street. To maintain a safe space for pedestrians, the controlled pedestrian crossing of Freetown Way at Pryme Street is also closed, with a diversion via the controlled crossing at Charles Street in place.
This phase of works will take around two months, with a new crossing facility at Pryme Street set to open in early 2027.
Works underway on next stage of Freetown Way Scheme
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Construction work on a major transport scheme that will restore two lanes of traffic in each direction on Freetown Way and pr0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Bright pink electrical #recycling lockers and collection boxes have just launched across #hull as part of a new small e-waste pilot project. Introduced in partnership with Hull City Council, the non-profit organisation Material Focus, and local charity Refurbit, the initiative allows residents to safely recycle anything smaller than a microwave that has a plug, battery, or cable (such as old mobile phones, toasters, and headphones). The goal is to reduce local e-waste and refurbish working items to donate to people facing digital exclusion. The main interactive pink locker is located at the Mitchell Centre, while seven other community hubs have been equipped with matching collection boxes: Mitchell Centre (Main Pink Lockers), The Vulcan Centre (Heron Street), @hullafro Association (Park Street), #mauricerawlingcommunitycentre (Bean Street), Spring Bank Community Centre (West Parade), @lonsdalecommunitycentre (Lonsdale Street), Alf Marshall Community Centre (Goodhart Road), Eastmount Community Centre (Waveley Road)
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