Residents have expressed concerns over the potential for "mass disruptions" amid road closures that will see works carried out on their street for around three months. The whole length of Tettenbury Road, Sherwood, is set to undergo improvements, with work initially scheduled to begin on October 31 and finish on January 26.
The developments, carried out by Nottingham City Council, are for the resurfacing of the footway and carriageway, with cars prohibited from stopping or proceeding on the road. Local residents agree that upgrades need to be made, with one resident stating that part of the street "caved in" last year following an issue with a sink hole.
Yet, neighbours are wary of the "significant disruptions" that are set to be caused, particularly for two-car families. The length of the closure was also an issue raised by more than one individual, with individual resurfacing set to be undergone on a rolling basis across the street.
