Wick Centre Main Streets - 3 Weeks of Road Resurfacing and Drainage works
4th July 2024
Highland council have announced resurfacing & drainage works being carried out on A99 Cliff Road, Bridge Street, High Street, George Street & North Road in Wick from Thursday 4 Jul 24 for approx 3 weeks.
Road closure will be in place from Wed 10Jul - Sat 14 Jul between 10am & 3pm daily for the corner of Bridge Street & High Street to enable works.
A99 Bridge Street & High Street, #Wick, will be closed continuously, from the junction with U3664 Whitechapel Road to the junction with U3657 Victoria Place, from 10:00 on 10 July 2024 to 15:00 on 14 July 2024. The closure is for roadworks. Traffic will be allowed past on an ad-hoc basis.
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