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Lincoln’s historic street to be repaved as nearby independents brace for three months of disruption

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Lincoln’s historic street is set to be repaved as part of planned highway works, with businesses in the immediate area preparing for up to three months of disruption. The scheme will involve resurfacing and related maintenance on the affected stretch of road and footways. The precise timetable, working hours and traffic management arrangements are expected to be confirmed by the relevant highways authority ahead of the start date. Independent retailers and hospitality venues nearby have said they are anticipating reduced footfall during the works, particularly if access is restricted or if construction activity affects deliveries. Businesses are encouraging customers to continue visiting throughout the project where access remains available. Residents and motorists using the route are advised to plan journeys in advance once details are published, as temporary lane closures, diversion routes or controlled access may be required to allow the work to be completed safely. Further information, including confirmed dates and any support measures for affected traders, is expected to be issued when the final programme is agreed.
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