Essential carriageway resurfacing work to commence on Wivern Road

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Hull City Council is set to begin a carriageway resurfacing scheme on Wivern Road, to improve the condition of the road 

A graphic showing Hull's Community Plan, and the Safe and Welcoming Neighbourhoods ambition of the plan.

The four-week scheme is vital to repair and resurface the concrete carriageway – which is showing signs of deterioration – to ensure the road provides a safe, even surface for all road users, with improved grip and skid resistance. 

Works will include reconstructing and resurfacing the road, replacing kerbs and footpath crossings, and repainting the road markings.  

The work will start on Monday 2 November and is planned to be completed by Friday 27 November 2026 – weather permitting.      

To maintain safety, and reduce disruption on residents and businesses, the scheme will be delivered in two phases: 

  • Phase one: Monday 2 November to Tuesday 17 November 2026. Road closure from No. 8 to No. 12, north of Wivern Road. The diversion route will involve entering and exiting Wivern Road from the south at Amethyst Road. 
  • Phase two: Wednesday 18 November to Friday 27 November 2026. Road closed from No.177 to the Junction with Triton Road. The diversion route will involve entering and existing Wivern Road from the north.  

The work will take place between 8am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. 

Residents and businesses will receive advance notice via letter drop, and information boards will be placed on site.   

Pedestrian footpaths will remain open throughout the scheme and bin collections will continue as normal. 

Councillor Mark Ieronimo, cabinet portfolio holder for transport and infrastructure at Hull City Council said: “Keeping our roads in good condition is important for residents, businesses and everyone who uses them. 

“Wivern Road is showing signs of deterioration, and these works will address those issues, improve the road surface and help prevent more costly repairs being needed in the future. 

“We recognise that roadworks can cause inconvenience. By carrying out the scheme in two phases, we aim to minimise disruption as much as possible. 

“I would like to thank residents, businesses and road users for their patience while these important improvements are carried out.” 

The scheme will be carried out by PBS Construction Limited on behalf of the council.   

Please be aware that the dates for this scheme are weather dependent and subject to change.     

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