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Broadmarsh demolition road works on Maid Marian Way to last until end of November
Overview
Road restrictions and lane contraflows on Maid Marian Way in Nottingham, caused by the demolition of the former Broadmarsh car park, will continue until the end of November. The works, which began on 28 September, have caused traffic congestion and delays to public transport. Homes England and Nottingham City Council have asked the public for patience as the project progresses to clear the site for future housing and retail developments.
Key points
- Road restrictions on Nottingham's Maid Marian Way will continue until the end of November due to demolition works.
- The dual carriageway has been reduced to a single lane contraflow to facilitate the demolition of the old car park straddling the route.
- The project began on 28 September and has resulted in traffic queues and delays for local bus and tram services.
- Homes England and the city council plan to redevelop the site, creating about 1,000 new homes and retail units.
- Officials have thanked the public for their patience and asked people to bear with the disruption for a few more weeks.
