Current roadworks, planned roadworks and road closures

Cleveland Street is currently closed from Duke Street to Printing Office Street for up to 6 months while the Council’s contractors, Eurovia Contracting North, carry out regeneration works on the second phase of the Quality Streets Programme – which aims to prioritise active travel improvements within the area.
Printing Office Street / Silver Street / Hall Gate can be access via Trafford Way and Cleveland Street – the bus gate will be suspended for this time.
Buses and taxis have been diverted and will use Waterdale for this period, with some bus services remaining on Waterdale permanently.
Once Cleveland Street is complete, we will then close the bottom of Wood Street from its junction with Cleveland Street to Young Street.
When all the works are complete, Cleveland Street will be permanently one way from Duke Street to Printing Office Street and Wood Street will be permanently one way from Young Street to Cleveland Street. Please visit the following page for more information: Quality Streets and Active Travel

June 2022 – Mid-December 2022

Northern Power Grid are installing a new 66KV power cable between existing Sub Station in Rossington to the Sub Station in Armthorpe (as shown below). Works commenced on 28 June and are scheduled to be completed by the end of November 2022. Excavation Works to a depth of in excess of 0.5m are being undertaken to lay ducts for cables to be inserted where possible off the carriageway, but other sections will need to be progressed under road closures others areas using temporary signals to keep the route open for through traffic although drivers should expect delays although the busier sections are being undertaken during the summer school holidays. There are no plans to turn off anyone’s power, pedestrian access will be maintained at all times and homes and businesses will be able to continue to receive deliveries.

October 2022 – April 2023

There is a “rolling” programme of works in place at several junctions along A630.

As of 14/11/22, this affects Warmsworth at Sheffield Road / Edlington Lane / Mill Lane.

In conjunction with South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive (SYPTE), Doncaster Council has secured funding* to install the latest Bus Priority system to the traffic signals on the A630 from Conisbrough to Balby flyover. To enable the bus priority to be installed each set traffic signals will be upgraded to the latest technology including improved traffic signal controller, LED traffic signal heads, self-optimising congestion management system (MOVA) and integration into bus priority servers. Each set of traffic signals will undergo a full timing review and optimised to assist bus movements, general traffic and pedestrians. It is anticipated that works will start late summer 2022 and be completed by April 2023.

*Funding courtesy of Transforming Cities Fund (South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority)
 

Transforming Cities Fund scheme – Phase 1

Works commenced on 14 November 2022 on the outbound side to continue the cycleway from Roman Road (Cenotaph) to Cavendish Court. Phase 1 is expected to be complete before Christmas with Phase 2 from Cavendish Court to the Regent Hotel planned to start in the new year.

Motorists are advised that inbound traffic is asked to utilise the bus lane (please see download)