Residential road in Sheffield set to close for three weeks as roadworks take place
A public notice has been released
A residential street is set to close for more than three weeks this month.


Greenhill Main Road in the Greenhill area of Sheffield will be closed for 23 days in October as roadworks take place.
The closure will begin on October 8, with vehicles prohibited from accessing a stretch of the road between the junctions with Torwood Drive to James Andrew Crescent.
Access to adjacent properties will be maintained at all times.
A public notice released on October 1 adds: “The alternative route for the traffic affected by this Order will be via Greenhill Parkway & Reney Road.
Find out more about the changes in your area on the Public Notice Portal.
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