Road works on a busy Knaresborough road have been extended.
Northern Gas Networks is carrying out exploratory work to divert underground infrastructure at the railway bridge on Halfpenny Lane.
Roadworks started on March 25 and were due to end yesterday (April 12) but the work has been delayed.
The live incident map says work is now due to end on May 17, although Northern Gas Networks has not given a definitive end date.
The closure extending from the bridge to the roundabout next to Old Penny Gate, will remain closed until additional works are complete and a signed diversion is in place.
Dominic Nevison, site manager at Northern Gas Networks said:
“We are working with other utilities to carefully plan this work to minimise the impact on road users and members of the public. The road diversion will remain in place while we carry out our initial assessment and subsequent work.”
“We apologise for inconvenience caused and would like to reassure everyone that we will be working hard to complete the work so that we can reopen the road as soon as possible.”
Northern Gas Networks added there was no impact on gas supplies to homes and businesses in the area.
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