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Preparatory vegetation clearance for the Guisborough Active Travel Project will begin next week. These works are an important first step in creating safer and more accessible walking and cycling routes through the area. Residents may notice activity along sections of the planned route while teams carry out the clearance in a safe and controlled manner.
Some limited areas of hedgerow are to be removed on Stokesley Road and Hutton Lane starting 3rd March. This loss of limited hedgerow will be offset with new tree planting as part of the project.
All works have been scheduled to minimise disruption, and further updates will be shared as the project progresses.
Thank you for your patience and support as we move forward with this improvement programme.
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Contractor Esh Construction are inviting you to Meet their Team on Thursday 26 February at Guisborough Library between 14:30 - 18:00.
This is an opportunity to discuss the New walking and cycling route from Guisborough Town Centre to Guisborough Forest Visitor Centre (Pinchinthorpe) - works will kick off shortly with some limited areas of hedgerow clearance planned to take place Stokesley road. The loss of hedgerow will be offset with new tree planting as part of the project.
To help visualise the timeline for the upcoming changes, a phasing map has been created which you can view HERE
Cllr Lynn Pallister MBE, Cabinet Member for Growth and Enterprise, said: “This event is a great opportunity for residents to have their questions answered. Please do come along if you can. As the work progresses, there will be further opportunities to speak with council officers and the contractor, so if you’re unable to attend this session, there will be other ways to get involved.”
Please be advised that Esh Construction has no role in the delivery of the Nunthorpe Connection project, which is managed by the Tees Valley Combined Authority. As a result, questions relating to that project cannot be addressed at this consultation.
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As part of this engagement period, we hosted a special event to inform people about the proposed works and answer their questions. The response was fantastic, and we have taken the time to review the feedback and follow up on any queries about the proposed route. The You Said We Did engagement summary can be viewed