Road closures to watch out for in and around Falmouth this week
Public notices in Falmouth this week include several road closures and probates.
For the latest public notice updates in Falmouth and Cornwall, visit the Public Notice website.
A busy road will be closed for two days for cabling work.
Maenporth Road, Falmouth, will be shut between Hard To Come By Farm and Maen Valley Park from April 16 to April 17.
The closure, issued by Cornwall Council, will be enforced between 9.30am and 4pm on weekdays.
A diversion will be clearly marked, and access to properties will remain open for both pedestrians and vehicles.
The closure is part of a temporary traffic regulation order, set to last until April 17.
For further details, visit https://publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/traffic-and-roads/67ee8a6ed5f83e4e5257ff03 or contact Sunbelt Rentals Ltd on 03700 500792.
Road closures have been announced for sewer cleaning works.
Cornwall Council will block traffic on North Parade, Tehidy Terrace, and Stratton Terrace, Falmouth, from Monday, April 28, to Friday, May 2, under the County of Cornwall (North Parade, Tehidy Terrace, Stratton Terrace, Falmouth) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2025.
The closure will be in place on weekdays between 9.30am and 5pm.
Alternative routes will be signposted.
For more information, visit https://publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/traffic-and-roads/67ee8a6ed5f83e4e5257ff03 or contact Kier, on behalf of South West Water, on 0344 346 2020.
Pedestrian and vehicle access to properties will remain open.
The closure is necessary for sewer cleaning works.
A road closure will affect Mylor Bridge for two days.
Comfort Road will be shut between the junctions of Cogos Park and Bells Hill on Tuesday, April 29, and Wednesday, April 30, for poling works.
The closure will be in place between 9.30am and 2.30pm on both days, with an alternative route signposted.
Cornwall Council has said the closure is necessary for poling works.
The council has noted that pedestrian and vehicular access will be maintained to properties.
For any further information, people can go to https://publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/traffic-and-roads/67ee8a6ed5f83e4e5257ff03 or contact Sunbelt Rentals Ltd on 0370 500 792.
A Penryn road is set to close for a day for poling works.
The County of Cornwall (Road From Bohelland Road To Junction At Bissom Bungalow, Penryn) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic) Order 2025 will come into effect on Friday, May 2.
The closure will be in place from 9.30am to 3.30pm.
An alternative route will be available, but pedestrians and vehicles will still be able to access properties.
For more information, visit https://publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/traffic-and-roads/67ee8a6ed5f83e4e5257ff03 or contact Sunbelt Rentals Ltd on 0370 500 792.
The closure is being organised by Cornwall Council under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
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