Improvements to A631 between Market Rasen and North Willingham planned for this month

Works to replace the worn out carriageway on the A631 between Market Rasen and North Willingham will start on Monday August 24.

The total programme of works is expected to last for twelve weeks, subject to suitable weather.

As part of the works, overnight closures of the A631 will be in place from 7.30pm to 6am, Monday to Friday.

The diversion route for the Willingham Woods portion of night-time closures will be via the B1202 to Wragby / A157 / B1225 / A631, and vice versa.

Once the works at Willingham Woods have been completed, a separate two-week night-time closure of the A631/B1225 crossroads will be in place to allow for road reconstruction.

The diversion route for southbound traffic on the B1225 will be via the B1203 / B1202 / A157 / B1225, and vice versa. For westbound A631 traffic, the diversion will be via A157 / B1202 / A631, and vice versa.

A temporary 40mph speed limit will be in place on the A631 throughout the project, along with daytime temporary traffic signals as needed.