Temporary traffic restrictions are set to be introduced on several roads in and around Enfield for the forthcoming elections.
Voters in the borough will go to the polls on May 5 and a notice from Enfield Council in this week’s edition of the Enfield and Haringey Independent details plans to prohibit vehicles, as and when directed by traffic signs, from waiting and loading in specified streets “to ensure public safety during the delivery and removal of polling stations”.
The restrictions are due to apply to sections of Bridport Road N18; Broadfield Square EN1; Broomfield Lane N13; Chatsworth Drive and Lee Road EN1; Enfield Road EN2; Haselbury Road N9; Hoe Lane EN1; Lonsdale Drive EN2; Manor Court and Manor Farm Road EN1; Montagu Road N18; Park Road EN3.
The restrictions will operate at “any time” between April 27 and May 11.
Meanwhile, other roads in the Enfield area are due to be temporarily closed for roadworks.
Barber Close N21 is set to be shut at its junction with Wades Hill on April 19 for five days.
An overnight closure is due to be in place in Green Street EN3, between its junction with Mollison Avenue and Jute Lane, on April 21.
The diversion for vehicles heading northbound will be via Mollison Avenue, Ordnance Road, Hertford Road and Green Street; for southbound it’s Mollison Avenue, Nags Head Road, Hertford Road and Green Street.
Turkey Street is due to be closed at its junction with Hertford Road on April 23 for two days.
The diversion for northbound traffic will be via Hertford Road, Bullsmoor Lane, A10 and Turkey Street and vice-versa; for southbound it’s Hertford Road, Longfield Avenue, Goodwood Avenue, Turkey Street and vice versa.
A one-day closure on April 25 is due to be in place in Chichester Road N9 at its junction with Glastonbury Road.
The alternative route will be via Glastonbury Road, Winchester Road and vice versa.
Also on April 25 but lasting for three days, Raynton Road EN3 is set to be shut from the northern kerb line of Coverdale Court to a point in line with the boundary of Nos. 2a and 2b Raynton Road.
Visit the public notices section of our website for full details of these and other notices.
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