Update on the Scheme
We wanted to keep you informed about recent progress as noted in a prior news post found below. Last week, Norfolk County Council had carefully planned minor surfacing, site clearance, and lining works at the specified locations following the TRO going live on 4th November 2025.
Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances and previously scheduled commitments by their lining contractors, there has been a delay in installing the lines at both sites.
We’ve now received confirmation that the lining will be completed on 3rd December 2025, once the team becomes available.
As soon as the lines are in place, Norfolk County Council will notify the Civil Parking Enforcement team so they can begin patrols.
Thank you for your patience, and please accept their apologies for the delay.
Information on Surfacing and Lining Works – Love Lane & Redenhall Road, Harleston
Ref: HI/S/PLA 351
Date: 31st October 2025
Norfolk County Council will be carrying out surfacing and line painting works on Love Lane and Redenhall Road from Monday 3rd November 2025, in conjunction with the Parking Restriction Traffic Regulation Order, which comes into force on Tuesday 4th November 2025.
🗓 Duration: Approximately 3 days
📍 Location: Love Lane & Redenhall Road, Harleston
🚦 Traffic Management: Temporary traffic lights and signage will be in place during the works
Key Information:
- This Traffic Regulation Order was approved following statutory consultation and aims to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
- The lining works are funded through Norfolk County Council’s Local Member Funding Scheme.
- The scheme was consulted on via email, on-site notices, and advertisement in the Eastern Daily Press. Feedback and objections were considered under devolved powers, and the scheme was approved by Cllr Graham Plant, Cabinet Member for Highways, Infrastructure and Transport, in July 2025.
🚗 Access: Property access will be maintained throughout the works.
🚫 Parking: Please ensure vehicles are not parked in the affected areas during the scheduled works.
Norfolk County Council thanks residents for their patience and cooperation during this improvement project. The works are being delivered by the Community and Environmental Services Department and their contractors.
🌐 For updates on roadworks across Norfolk, visit: www.norfolk.gov.uk/roadworks