Drivers in Lincolnshire, particularly those who regularly traverse Grantham, must endure an extended delay for the completion of the eagerly awaited Grantham Southern Relief Road. Despite 90 per cent of the road reportedly being built and ostensibly ready for use, the last segment will not be finished for an additional two years. This postponement could affect local traffic flow and congestion, potentially causing annoyance for everyday commuters and locals. The continuous project’s objective is to alleviate traffic through Grantham, proposing a faster route for vehicles circumventing the town centre. Local councils are endeavouring to address the complications leading to the delay, and information will be disseminated as they make progress towards a solution.
This story was derived from original reporting by www.lincolnshirelive.co.uk by The Lincoln Post.
