Christchurch parking bay to be suspended for SGN works

A parking bay in Whitehall, Christchurch, will be temporarily suspended for SGN works from November 8 to December 8. <i>(Image: SUBMITTED)</i>
A parking bay in Whitehall, Christchurch, will be temporarily suspended for SGN works from November 8 to December 8. (Image: SUBMITTED)
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A parking bay in Whitehall, Christchurch, will be temporarily suspended for SGN works.

BCP Council have announced the suspension, which will apply to the southern side of Whitehall.

The affected area stretches from approximately eight metres south-west of the shared property boundary of Priory Court and No.1, extending approximately 38 metres in a south-easterly direction to approximately 11 metres south-east from the shared property boundary of No.2 and No.2A.

The full public notice is available to view at publicnoticeportal.uk/notice/traffic-and-roads/6af461e807d7d60bf2421edb?

During the works, no parking, waiting, loading, or unloading will be allowed at any time.

The suspension is scheduled to start on November 30, and is expected to last until December 8.

BCP Council has assured that full emergency services access will be maintained, and access to properties will be dependent on site safety.

These arrangements, however, could be extended if works overrun or weather conditions delay operations.

This means the restrictions could be in place for up to 18 months, and could be further extended with the approval of the Secretary of State.

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