The highways options to get Spalding town centre moving

Pictured are the principle highways changes being considered to improve traffic flow in Spalding.

NAMES: Swan Street Spalding
Close Swan Street to through traffic
One-way traffic in St Thomas’s Road
One-way traffic in St Thomas’s Road
Allow traffic to turn right into Pinchbeck Road from Kings Road
Allow traffic to turn right into Pinchbeck Road from Kings Road
Close part of Winfrey Avenue
Close part of Winfrey Avenue

 

 

Mini roundabout at Winfrey Avenue and Kings Road junction
Mini roundabout at Winfrey Avenue and Kings Road junction

Lincolnshire County Council highways officers are working to see which scenario works best in conjunction with changes to the traffic signals.

Lights at the Winfrey Avenue junction with Kings Road and Swan Street junction with Station Approach are coming to the end of their life cycle and new arrangements are being investigated.
Although closure of Swan Street to through traffic is an option being considered, an informal consultation by the county council found only 50 per cent support.

Spalding Town Forum has had a demonstration of a computer system being used to try and identify better junction layouts to reduce congestion.
One of the main protagonists for change is forum chairman Coun George Aley, who is pleased with the work being undertaken. Other members agreed it was “very promising”.

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