The pavement along the edge of Hockmeyers Garage is now complete (as of 11 August) although the top layer seems missing on one section! The refuge is also a help near the new Roundabout.
It seems like an improvement - but I have seen a few cars trying to get across the double white lines. and thus causing a tailback around the roundabout itself! The double white lines start from midway across the entrance opposite the Jolly Scotchman: it is at this point where traffic should enter the Garage!
By the way to all drivers - the Lincoln Road is 30mph - I saw at least one car doing 50mph and accelerating down towards York Road this afternoon.
A regular jotting of events around the Holdingham area of Sleaford, Lincolnshire.
Tuesday, 11 August 2009
Tuesday, 28 July 2009
New Pavement: alongside Hockmeyers
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
Roundabout Finished: still some way to go!
I took a couple of shots today of the new Roundabout which is now complete.
However there are still complaints about pavement access along the side of the road where Hockmeyers Garage is!
The reason is that the pavement isn't continuous which makes it difficult for those with Wheelchairs. Ok so you can go through the Garage forecourt but this isn't really safe and the area is oily!
Wednesday, 15 July 2009
Roundabout Work Now Finished
I went down to Hockmeyers Garage this afternoon, for a newspaper, and noticed that the traffic queus had disappeared. Two hourse earlier the queue was back to St Dennis.
On checking: the Traffic Lights had been removed and the workmen told me that the new Roundabout was now complete. There is still some pavement work to finish, especially at the end of Holdingham Lane (Hockmeyers side of the road).
Also cars cannot get down Holdingham Lane (east) due to the new pavement. All entrance to the houses down there is via the new Estate road relating to the 97 Houses being built.
On checking: the Traffic Lights had been removed and the workmen told me that the new Roundabout was now complete. There is still some pavement work to finish, especially at the end of Holdingham Lane (Hockmeyers side of the road).
Also cars cannot get down Holdingham Lane (east) due to the new pavement. All entrance to the houses down there is via the new Estate road relating to the 97 Houses being built.
Friday, 26 June 2009
Local Petrol Prices
Update Autumn 2016: the latest AA figures nationally suggests Sleaford (it seems ) is at the top of the range.
AA Report 2016:
Previous Blog
We are not doing very well in Holdingham - or Sleaford for that matter - when it comes to Petrol prices. Tesco in Sleaford seems to be the cheapest and just below the national (AA) averages.
These average prices are:
Petrol
103.7 p/litre
Diesel
105.4 p/litre
as of 26 June 2009!
AA Report 2016:
Previous Blog
We are not doing very well in Holdingham - or Sleaford for that matter - when it comes to Petrol prices. Tesco in Sleaford seems to be the cheapest and just below the national (AA) averages.
These average prices are:
Petrol
103.7 p/litre
Diesel
105.4 p/litre
as of 26 June 2009!
Thursday, 18 June 2009
Blockage at end of Holdingham Lane
This article appeared in the local newpaper as a result of the work being done at the end of Holdingham Lane. Thison the first day the flow changed as mentioned in the previous blog.
The photos taken on 19th June show the changes at the end of Holdingham lane and these changes were the issue in the article in the local newspaper. The other one is the bu stop across from MacDonalds.
You would think the contractors would have thought about this one and kept residents on side!!
Residents Complain
Residents Complain
Friday, 12 June 2009
Holdingham: Lincoln Road Mini-Roundabout
Completion Expectation
It is 12th June. The new (depending on the weather) completion date is in a just over a couple of weeks time i.e. end of June 2009. On the photo the traffic flow will go round where the workmen are standing!
On Tuesday 16th June the one-way flow around the roundabout will change and traffic will be one-way on the west side rather than the east-side at present.
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