Vehicles can access city's biggest park again

A road entrance to a park with large open gates, bollards, road markings and trees.Image source, Hull City Council
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Vehicles can return to one of Hull's biggest parks after its traffic gates reopened following improvement work.

East Park's main gates on Holderness Road were closed to vehicles in 2020 during the Covid-19 outbreak.

They had temporarily opened last month to meet demand but soon closed again.

The changes include increased and accessible parking, a new footpath with tactile paving, pedestrian crossings, and a new road layout.

A road with road markings and bollards, with cars and trees in the distance.Image source, Hull City Council
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The park had been closed to vehicles since 2020

Hull City Council cabinet member Rob Pritchard said: "We would like to thank our park users for their patience and understanding while these works were completed and hope that they enjoy the improvements for many years to come."

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