📧 Latest roadworks news, treeworks on Derby Road and rail engineering works

• Friday 24 March - Monday 27 March 24 hours: Outbound lane closure between 515 & 545 Mansfield Road for National Grid works
• Friday 24 March - Tuesday 28 March 24 hours: Two-way lights on Robin Hood Way, in front of Eagle building
• Saturday 25 March 9.30am - 3.30pm: Lane closure on Pennyfoot Street, city centre opposite BioCity
• Saturday 25 March - Sunday 26 March 24 hours: Two-way lights at 60 Nottingham Road NG7 7AH for gasworks
• Saturday 25 March 10pm - Sunday 26 March 4am: Two-way lights at Lenton South Junction, Lenton Lane, Lenton during railway bridge inspection
• Monday 27 March 9.30am - 3.30pm: Two-way lights at 35 Mapperley Road for Severn Trent Water works
• Monday 27 March 9.30am - 3.30pm: Lane closure outside 126 Hucknall Lane
• Tuesday 28 March 9.30am - 3.30pm: Lane closure outside 80 to 90 Farnborough Rd Clifton
• Friday 31 March 9.30am - 1pm: A6002 Woodhouse Way at the pedestrian crossing south of Mellors Way roundabout - Northbound lane closure
• Friday 23 July 2021 - May 2023: High Cross Street (city centre) Road closure between Heathcoat Street and Western Street due to demolition works.

✅Essential Cadent on Derby Road are complete! ✅

✅A52 Derby Road - works complete and road re-opened

⚠️ Cadent are also replacing gas mains across Sherwood, Bulwell, Bulwell Forest, Bestwood and Mapperley until summer 2023.

Derby Road treeworks continue during April Our tree services teams made good progress cutting back trees during the works in February / March, but the snow and scale of the job means they need to return.  On 3-6 April and again on 11-12 April, Derby Road between Canning Circus and Triumph Road will be closed off-peak (9am - 3pm) while these works take place. Read more here.

Works at Goose Fair roundabout to create new safer crossing Works to replace the existing zebra crossing on the A6130 Gregory Boulevard, to the west of the Goose fair Roundabout, with a new parallel crossing to accommodate both pedestrians and cyclists began 18 March and will last for approximately 6 weeks. The scheme forms part of plans to improve connections into the city from the north along the Mansfield Road and Hucknall Road corridors.   The work involves some lane closures, but traffic disruption is being mitigated by working outside of peak hours on inbound lanes, when traffic levels are much lower.

Pedal Party this Sunday!

Pedal Party is a FREE, safe, and fun event for the whole family to enjoy cycling!

British Cycling will be running Pedal Parties on the last Sunday of each month March - October at Harvey Hadden 11am-1pm 🚲

Ridewise will be bringing along their adaptive bikes and Nottingham Bikeworks will be running a Dr Bike if your bike needs looking at! 

When? Last Sunday of each month March - October at 11am 

Where? Harvey Hadden Cycle Circuit 

Who? ANYONE! (Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult)

Find out more and register here. 

There will also be a guided ride taking place after the first Pedal Party at 1pm on 26 March for those who want to go out for a ride afterward! Interested? Take a look at the details and sign up here. 

Bulwell gets closer to brand new Bus Station

The transformation of Bulwell Bus Station continues to progress well, with the new shelters complete with solar panels now installed. The new Bus Station will open this May. 

Read more about the Transforming Cities funded project.

Trentbarton service changes from 2 April Trentbarton are making changes to services and timetables, and withdrawing the 18 service on Sundays.  See details

East Midlands Railways: Strikes and engineering works coming up

• Industrial action has been suspended for 30 March and 1 April
• Planned engineering works may mean changes to your usual journey. Check the day you plan to travel here 

Changes for passengers during Birmingham New Street platform work affecting travellers from Nottingham from 2 April

Improvements to the roof of the station mean some changes to train times and services arriving and departing from different platforms than usual.

Passengers are being given advanced notice of the changes - particularly those travelling on CrossCountry services between the East and West Midlands.

People are advised to plan their journeys in advance by visiting www.nationalrail.co.uk.