A BUSY road through a York suburb is set to close for almost a month.

Monday, 6 November 2023 16:17

By Haydn Lewis

City of York Council says Burton Stone Lane in Clifton will close at its junction with Shipton Street starting Monday, November 13 and ending on Friday, December 8 for utilities work to be carried out.

An alternative route for diverted vehicles will be signed during the works period via Crichton Avenue, Burdyke Avenue, Water Lane and Clifton.

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