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Urgent repairs get underway on road running through Royal Victoria Park

Thursday 9th April 2020 Bath Echo News Team Community

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Urgent road repairs are being carried out on the circular road running through Bath’s Royal Victoria Park, with the route set to be closed to all vehicles for the next eight days.

The Victoria Obelisk in Royal Victoria Park | Photo © Nigel Jarvis / Shutterstock.com

Contractors have now started resurfacing work on the western half of the private road in Royal Victoria Park.

There will be access for emergency vehicles only and people are being reminded they must not make unnecessary journeys in their cars to visit the park.

The council’s contractors are following strict protective measures to keep themselves and others safe while doing so and people are being urged to respect social distancing guidelines and allow them to carry out their roles.

People are reminded that the park remains open only for limited exercise and that people must follow public health guidelines:

  • Don’t visit the park if you have symptoms of COVID-19 – stay at home and self-isolate
  • Retain a 2m/6ft distance from other people at all times
  • Restrict your visit to one hour
  • Do not meet others, even friends or family. You can spread the virus even if you don’t have the symptoms.
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