Stage Three will start on Monday 20th November and is expected to be complete by late January.

As you may be aware Nottingham City Council is investing £400,000 of European and Central Government funding in the Hockley area to create a new public square and to make the area better for pedestrians to access.

We will soon be able to begin stage three of the five stage project - the creation of the new square itself. Each stage of the project will be fully complete before we move on to the next.

Stage Three: Goose Gate between the junctions of Broad Street and Heathcote Street
Monday 20th November until late January
This stage of the scheme will take place between the junctions of Broad Street and Heathcote Street on Goose Gate from Monday 20th November and is expected to be completed in late January.

We are pleased to inform you that this will not affect access for motorists or pedestrians. All roads in the area will be accessible throughout the third stage of the works and access to shops will always be maintained, as work in front of shops will take place outside of trading hours. Shop owners will be individually asked when they would prefer work outside their premises to take place.

End of temporary restrictions after the completion of Stage Two
From Monday 20th November, when stage two of the project will be complete, the junction of Carlton Street, Broad Street and Stoney Street will be re-opened and the temporary parking suspensions on Broad Street will be lifted.

The one-way system on Old Lenton Street will return to normal so th it provides access for traffic from Broad Street into George Street.

If you would like any further information about the works taking place, please call Engineer Tim Daggett on: 0115 915 6702 or check this out.

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