Roads southeast of Innerwick, from Thornton Bridge to Black Castle Cottage. This update from SPEN was shared in the weekly Thursday 20th August emailed bulletin. Sign up here for future energy development bulletins.
Upcoming Road Closures to Support Construction of Branxton Substation
SPEN “Further to the information about the road closures for Branxton in last week’s bulletin, we would like to reiterate the closures in place and clarify that those living in properties around the closure site, will be able to access their properties throughout the works.
Please note that we will aim to complete the work as quickly as we can and will reopens so that they are not closed any longer than necessary. The road closures will be as follows.
Tuesday 4 August – Thursday 27 August
A full road closure will be in place on the U215. Local access only. This closure is required to facilitate junction works where the haul road crosses the public road.
Thursday 27 August – Sunday 13 September
Phase one – A full road closure will be in place on the C121 between Blackcastle cottage and the junction with the U215. Please note the U215 will remain open throughout. This is detailed, along with the diversion in the image above. This will allow further junction works to be carried out where the haul road crosses the public road.
Sunday 13 September to Monday 12th October
Phase two – a full closure of the section of the C121 between the junction of the U215 and the existing substation will be required to facilitate utility diversion works. This is detailed in the image above. The U215 will remain open throughout.
SPEN are currently working with the Community Traffic and Travel Forum to review tree and hedgerow removal on the C121. SPEN have undertaken to review plans and refer back to the community prior to any associated tree and hedgerow removal works taking place.
If you have any questions, please do get in touch with us using the following email: project.communications@spenergynetworks.co.uk “
Bilsdean sliproad off A1
“We would also like to announce that the new slip road off the A1 is now open to authorised vehicles only, with a camera system in place to monitor compliance. The construction traffic route at Bilsdean will no longer be in use. We have briefed all contractors that they are to use the new slip road to exit off the A1 and to use the existing slip road back on to the A1, turning left and using the Spott roundabout to return south on the A1.”
The online Reporting Portal is now live for any issues.
Image – Bilsdean slip road off A1
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