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Diversion in place for part of Norfolk Road during four-week closure
By: Communications
Staff and students are advised that a section of Norfolk Road will be closed for approximately four weeks from 10am on Monday 20 November, with a temporary route in place.
The section, which runs after the Chemistry Arch, will be closed daily for four weeks from 10am on Monday 20 November, due to construction works related to Building 3.
During this period, there will be a temporary route in place (shown on the image below), this is primarily for access (of vehicles under 3.5 tonnes) to Suffolk Terrace / Walk. The Library, and Lecture Theatres 1-4.
When using this route with a motor vehicle, a telephone number will be provided on entry and exit to provide an escort, due to the route sharing space with the pedestrian network. Further details can be found on this PDF, or through the instructions below:
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Head back along Chancellors Drive away from the Chemistry Arch
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Take the 2nd Exit at the Lodge roundabout and travel along University Drive
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Turn right down Waveney Road, following the signage for Colman House
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Loop around on the track as shown on the above green line, Before commencing down the track, please telephone the number displayed on the route for an escort
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Upon returning, please telephone for an escort again, the number will be displayed at this end of the route as well
If you have any questions, please contact estates.listening2u@uea.ac.uk
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