Restricted from 04/05/2026 to 29/10/2027
Prohibit all vehicles from entering or proceeding in any direction along the length of George Street between its junction with Cookson Street and its junction with Grosvenor Street.
Pedestrian access to premises will be maintained at all times.
Vehicular access to premises will be maintained at all times.
All diversion routes will be clearly signed and maintained on site.
The proposed Order will commence on 04 May 2026 and continue in force for eighteen months or until the sooner completion of the aforesaid works. It is expected that the works will take 18 months.
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Restricted from 04/05/2026 to 29/10/2027 Prohibit all vehicles from entering or proceeding in any direction along the length of George Street between its junction with Cookson Street and its junction with Grosvenor Street. Pedestrian access to premises will be maintained at all times. Vehicular access to premises will be maintained at all times. All diversion routes will be clearly signed and maintained on site. The proposed Order will commence on 04 May 2026 and continue in force for eighteen months or until the sooner completion of the aforesaid works. It is expected that the works will take 18 months. | Google

All the Blackpool and Fylde roadworks starting this week including closures and traffic lights

All the major roadworks set to start and continue across Blackpool and Fylde between 1 May and 10 May.

We’ve rounded up all the key roadworks scheduled across Blackpool and Fylde over the coming days, highlighting the areas most likely to affect journeys.

The works are largely made up of temporary traffic lights and carriageway restrictions linked to utility upgrades and highway maintenance by Cadent and Lancashire County Council.

Motorists are being urged to plan ahead where possible, avoid affected routes if they can, or allow extra time when travelling through these areas.

As there are a number of schemes beginning between Friday 1 May and Sunday 10 May, we’ve focused on those involving closures, stop/go boards, and temporary traffic management, so you know exactly where delays may occur and how long each set of works is expected to last.

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