Road Closure: POST OFFICE ROAD — Norwich

Motorists in Norfolk are being advised of a planned closure of Post Office Road in Lingwood, near Norwich, which is set to take place from 09 November 2026 at 00:00 to 11 November 2026 at 00:00. The closure, which is being carried out by Norfolk County Council, is due to major maintenance work and is expected to cause medium-severity disruptions to traffic in the area. Drivers who regularly use Post Office Road should plan ahead and consider alternative routes to avoid delays.

The closure is part of Norfolk County Council's ongoing efforts to maintain and improve the county's road network. The council is responsible for ensuring that the roads in Norfolk are safe and well-maintained, and this work is essential to achieving that goal. While the closure may cause some inconvenience to drivers, it is necessary to allow the council to carry out the necessary work to keep the road in good condition.

Drivers who need to travel through the area during the closure are advised to check for updates on traffic apps and to consider using alternative routes to avoid delays. There are several alternative routes available, and drivers can use online mapping tools to plan their journey in advance. It is also a good idea to check for updates on social media and to sign up for traffic alerts to stay informed about the latest developments.

Norfolk County Council is working to minimise the disruption caused by the closure, and drivers can help by planning ahead and allowing extra time for their journeys. The council is also working to ensure that the work is completed as quickly as possible, and the road is expected to be reopened by 11 November 2026 at 00:00. In the meantime, drivers should be patient and follow any diversion signs that are in place.

For the latest information on the closure, including up-to-date traffic reports and alternative route suggestions, drivers can visit Road Closures UK. The website provides comprehensive information on road closures and disruptions across the UK, and is a valuable resource for anyone who needs to stay informed about traffic conditions. By planning ahead and staying informed, drivers can help to minimise the disruption caused by the closure and ensure that their journeys are as smooth as possible.