Part of Hartlepool road closed to traffic over structural fears at house

Motorists are being urged to avoid a Hartlepool street, which has been partly closed following concerns over the ‘structural condition’ of a house.
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Hartlepool Borough Council confirmed in a statement on Tuesday, October 20 that a stretch of Caledonian Road in the town has been closed to traffic due to structural fears at a property there.

Investigations will take place at the privately-owned property, the council said, with highways officials at the authority closing the road as a precaution.

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Kieran Bostock, the council’s Assistant Director for Place Management, said in a statement on Tuesday: “We are working as quickly as possible to establish the condition of the property.

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"The road closure is a necessary precaution whilst these investigations are ongoing. Motorists are asked to avoid the area and follow signed diversions that have been put in place.”

A short stretch of the road, north of its junction with Oakland Avenue, has been closed in both directions, pending the inquiries taking place at the property.

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The scene in Caledonian Road as part of the street is closed due to public safety fears.The scene in Caledonian Road as part of the street is closed due to public safety fears.
The scene in Caledonian Road as part of the street is closed due to public safety fears.

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