There is still a long way to go, with Phase 1 scheduled to see us working into 2025, and Phase 2 for a further three years after that, but this is a huge milestone. Based on 2015-2018 experience collected from UK insurance companies, published in CMI Working Paper 154, 2021. Construct a new dual-carriageway underpass below the existing Kemplay Bank roundabout – enabling free-flowing traffic along the A66 and improving access to Penrith and the A6 We aim to start work on Monday 16 th October working overnight Monday to Friday 8 pm until 6am and aim to complete by 19 December. We're carrying out overnight inspection and survey work on t he M1 northbound between junctions 46 (Austhorpe) and 47 (Parlington), on weeknights from Monday (2 October).

A40(M):( Westway• Denham-Stokenchurch)• A41(M)• A42• A46(M)• A48(M):( PortTalbotbypass• Morristonbypass)• A62(M)• A88• A99 Later in the 1960s, the Darlington to Middlesbrough section of the A67 was usurped by the present A66. Subsequent improvements have taken the A66 away from the original A67 route, notably in Darlington itself, where the original route to the east the town is now partly the B6279 (anomalously numbered as it is entirely to the east of the A1). Create a new compact, grade-separated junction to the west of Moor Lane to provide safe and easy access to the old A66, the villages of East Layton, West Layton, Ravensworth and Mainsgill Farm ShopBased on 2004-2011 experience collected by 30 June 2012 from UK self-administered pension schemes, published in CMI Working papers 66 and 71, 2013/14. We plan to start work on Monday 19 June 2023 and aim to complete mid-October using a mixture of lane closures and full overnight closures. We will be working in both directions eastbound and westbound, but not at the same time. Traffic intending to travel east on A616 to Fox Valley Way Roundabout shall be diverted onto the A628 eastbound at Flouch Roundabout and continue on the A628 eastbound to its junction with B6462. At the junction turn left onto B6462 and continue to B6462/A629 junction. At the junction turn right onto A629 and continue to A629/A616 (Wortley Junction) where the diversion ends.

When complete, westbound traffic will be able to make a right turn onto the moor and U-turn to the east We understand that construction activities can sometimes be disruptive and due to the nature of the work some noise is inevitable, but this will be kept to a minimum where possible. Rest assured, we will make every effort to ensure that the work progresses smoothly and any disturbance kept to a minimum. Based on 1979-1982 experience collected from UK insurance companies, published in CMI Report 10, 1990.

Access from Hulands quarry onto the A66 will become left-in, left-out only and the central reservation on the A66 closed to prevent right-hand turns at this location.

We are carrying out further detailed inspections so we can fully understand the level of work we need to do. Based on 2007-2010 experience collected from UK insurance companies, published in CMI Working Paper 94, 2017. This is an important project which will provide resilience in the water supply for many years to come. We look forward to continuing to support the local community through our social value programme and already we have worked with social enterprises, charities and taken part in the Cotherstone 5km run.” We’ll soon be resurfacing, adding new road markings and studs on two M1-M18 link roads north of Aston, South Yorkshire, for safer and smoother journeys. At the same time within the same road closure, we will also replace bridge joints on two bridges which carry the northbound link roads over the M1 motorway.James Dawes, Project Manager, said: “This is one of the biggest ever investments in customers’ water supplies here in the North East. Following years of planning and preparation, to ensure we can deliver this project in the best way possible, it’s fantastic to see the first pipes in the ground. We are mindful that this work may cause some delay and disruption. We’ve worked to minimise the impact on customers as much as we can. However, where possible, customers should plan for some delays. To do this work safely, we will utilise traffic management Monday through Friday nights from 8pm to 6am as below: