Work to resurface a Carlisle road is set to begin this week.
Contractors were forced to postpone the work on Currock Road due to the recent bad weather, but are planning to begin on Wednesday.
It is hoped the work will be finished by Friday, January 27, weather permitting.
A road closure will be in place on Currock Road.
During this time, residents are asked not to park on Currock Road between Red Bank Terrace and Currock Park Avenue and will need to find alternate parking arrangements, after Tuesday evening.
A signed diversion will be in place through St Nicholas, Botchergate, English Street, Victoria Viaduct, James Street and the unrestricted section of Currock Road.
Access will not be affected to businesses along Currock Road, however deliveries will have to follow the diversion route provided.
Residents will be able to access their properties on foot, but if they encounter any problems, they are advised to liaise with the site staff or contact the Highways Hotline at 0300 303 2992.
Access for emergency vehicles will be permitted through the closure points during the works.
Councillor Keith Little, Cumbria County Council cabinet member for highways and transport, said: “We would like to thank the community and businesses for their continued support, while we improve the road network.
“We have had some challenging weather last week, which has caused a slight delay in our resurfacing plans, which we hope hasn’t been too much of an inconvenience for the local community. We are working diligently to complete the project by the end of January.
“Again, we appreciate the support and patience of the public, as we work to make the roads in Currock safer and smoother for everyone.”
