A York road is set to be shut for up to four weeks after work to install more bollards uncovered a problem.
A York road is set to be shut for up to four weeks after work to install more bollards uncovered a problem. High Ousegate will be shut to traffic from the middle of May for up to four weeks after survey work ahead of the latest installation revealed unrecorded waterworks under the street. This means the road will need to be dug up and the waterworks rerouted before the bollard work can commence. A City of York Council spokesperson said that pedestrian access will be unaffected and that when work is completed there will be a couple of months when High Ousegate reopens before work to install the bollards begins.
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