York City Council have confirmed works on Tadcaster Road have been delayed

Friday, 20 October 2023 00:00

By Lauren Ryan

The scheme began in January this year but is expected to be completed in February 2024. Photo: City of York Council

York City Council have confirmed that work on Tadcaster Road will be delayed.

The 6.4-million-pound scheme to improve one of the city’s busiest roads began in January this year but the City Council have now shared that the date of completion has been moved back to February 2024.

York City Council have said: As with any major project, potential delays which are beyond our control can happen. However, the Council are hosting a number of drop-in sessions to update residents. More information available here.

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