These are the roads which are being affected by roadworks starting in Harrogate this week

Drivers in Harrogate will have a number of roadworks which could affect their journeys to watch out for this week, from November 7.
By Lucy Chappell
Published 7th Nov 2022, 10:12 BST
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Motorists could be set for some disruption and delays to their journeys this week with a number of roadworks set to take place.

Wetherby Road

Northern Gas Networks is carrying out essential maintenance work from 7 till 11 November

A number of roads will be affected by roadworks starting in Harrogate this weekA number of roads will be affected by roadworks starting in Harrogate this week
A number of roads will be affected by roadworks starting in Harrogate this week

A traffic control system (two-way signals) will be in place

Harcourt Drive

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North Yorkshire County Council is carrying out essential maintenance work from 7 till 8 November

A traffic control system (stop/go boards) will be in place

Road rear of 69 to 216 on Kings Road

Openreach is carrying out essential maintenance work from 7 till 9 November

A traffic control system will be in place and delays are expected

Bower Road

North Yorkshire County Council is carrying out essential maintenance work from 8 till 11 November

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A traffic control system will be in place and delays are expected

Coppice Drive

CITYFIBRE is carrying out essential maintenance work from 9 till 15 November

A traffic control system (multi-way signals) will be in place

Hampsthwaite Road

CITYFIBRE is carrying out essential maintenance work from 9 till 15 November

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A traffic control system (multi-way signals) will be in place

Ripon Road

CITYFIBRE is carrying out essential maintenance work from 9 till 15 November

A traffic control system (multi-way signals) will be in place

Oakdale Avenue

CITYFIBRE is carrying out essential maintenance work from 9 till 15 November

A traffic control system (multi-way signals) will be in place

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