SID, Long Leys own Speed Indicator Device, was located by Whitton Park between 26 March and 19 April, collecting useful data and helping to reduce the speed of traffic flowing out of Lincoln city centre. This location (L5 on map below) sees about two million vehicle movements per year and is used as a crossing between West Common and the children's play area in Whitton … [Read more...] about SID Update: Number of Speeding Drivers On Long Leys Road Drops By 26%
Lincoln Grand Prix Cycling: Long Leys Road Restricted Access – Sunday 12 May 2019
The Grand Prix Festival of Cycling returns to Lincoln in May with events running between Wednesday 8 May and Sunday 12 May. Long Leys Road will again be part of the route for the Lincoln Grand Prix on Sunday 12 May, with races for elite male and female riders. The Lincoln Grand Prix is Britain’s oldest remaining classic one-day cycle race and starts on Castle Hill with the … [Read more...] about Lincoln Grand Prix Cycling: Long Leys Road Restricted Access – Sunday 12 May 2019
St George’s Hospital Update: Main Entrance Signage
New "Main Entrance" signage has been installed in the last few days at the St George's hospital Long Leys Road entrance, encouraging staff, suppliers and visitors to use this entrance to access the hospital site. Car drivers and pedestrians, please be aware that more vehicles are likely to be turning off Long Leys Road into the hospital, rather than using the Carram Way … [Read more...] about St George’s Hospital Update: Main Entrance Signage
Invitation, Cloverleaf Care Home: Cheese & Wine Evening 6-8pm Wed 17 April
The new Cloverleaf Care Home on Long Leys Road has started taking its first residents. Cloverleaf, which was CQC* registered on 25th March, is a purpose-built 72-bed care home with nursing, where all types of specialist care are provided including nursing, residential, dementia, respite and palliative. Cloverleaf Home Manager, Debra Owen, and her new trained team have … [Read more...] about Invitation, Cloverleaf Care Home: Cheese & Wine Evening 6-8pm Wed 17 April
Thank You To The Long Leys Spring Tidy Up Team
A big thank you to the twenty local residents who came out to clear Long Leys Road, Whitton Park and the local footpaths of rubbish on Saturday 6 April. With a group ranging in ages from 3 to 70+ (with hip replacement) we made a big dent in the discarded drinks cans, crisp packets, cellophane wrappers and various other material carelessly abandoned in our community. The photo … [Read more...] about Thank You To The Long Leys Spring Tidy Up Team