Planned Roadworks
| Start Date/Time | 17 May 2021 – 08:00 |
| End Date/Time | 19 May 2021 – 17:00 |
| Location | Off Network to A90 (Jn Keyhead to Jn R Starnafin), Northbound |
| Description Works | Carriageway Patching |
| Traffic Management | Portable Traffic Lights (TTLS). |
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The Old Streets in Peterhead town
From St. Peter Street to Victoria road
This is rolling programme of work at a numbers of sites from Aberdeenshire Council. It is not possible to provide exact dates for each sites.
Please note that due to surface dressing works to be carriet out by Aberdeenshire Council it will be necassary in the interests of public safety to apply the following restriction to traffic.
Windmill street – Speed restriction.
Site notices will be erected in due course indicating the temporary restriction to traffic.
Any quaries please contact Tony Jesser – 01467539364
Around Aberdeenshire for 124 days commencing 31 May 2021, will start roadworks we will try to inform you about each of them.
Alternative you can find yourself on the site www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk
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From Monday 17 May, Scotland will move to a traffic light system for overseas travel.
You should not International travel to countries on the red or amber lists unless it is for an essential purpose.
What you do when you arrive in Scotland from abroad depends on:
This page:
If you have been in a country or area on the red list at any point in the 10 days before arriving in Scotland, you will only be allowed to enter the UK if either:
You should not International travel to red list countries or areas on holiday, or for any leisure purposes.
On arrival in Scotland, you must quarantine in the hotel you’ve booked for 10 days.
You should not International travel to a country or area on the amber list for holidays or for any other leisure purpose.
This section tells you what you will need to do if you travel to Scotland from a country or area on the green list from 17 May.
If you’ve been in a country or area on the red or amber list in the 10 days before arriving in Scotland, you’ll need to follow the rules for red or amber list countries.
Before travelling to Scotland from a green list country or area, you must:
You will not need to isolate unless:
Before planning International travel, or getting ready to International travel, you should check the latest updates on the country or area you’re travelling to.
Many other countries have rules in place about who can enter and what you can do when you are there. These rules are not related to whether a country is on a red, amber or green list. Before you International travel, you should read the FCDO travel advice for the countries you will visit.
This is rolling programme of work at a numbers of sites from Aberdeenshire Council.
It is not possible to provide exact dates for each sites.
Please note that due to surface dressing works to be carriet out by Aberdeenshire Council it will be necassary in the interests of public safety to apply the following restriction to traffic.
York street – Speed restriction.
Site notices will be erected in due course indicating the temporary restriction to traffic.
Any quaries please contact Tony Jesser – 01467539364
Around Aberdeenshire for 124 days commencing 31 May 2021, will start roadworks we will try to inform you about each of them.
Alternative you can find yourself on the site www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk
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Roadworks – Road Closure
| Start Date: | 23 June |
| End Date: | 1 July |
| Promoter: | Aberdeenshire Council |
| Location: | Whole Length, Maiden Street, Kirktown, Peterhead |
| Description Works: | Surface Dressing Works |
| Web site: | http://www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk/ |
| Estimated Duration: | 7 Days |
Site notices will be erected in due course indicating the temporary restriction to traffic.
Any quaries please contact Tony Jesser – 01467539364
Around Aberdeenshire for 124 days commencing 31 May 2021, will start roadworks we will try to inform you about each of them.
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This is rolling programme of work at a numbers of sites from Aberdeenshire Council. It is not possible to provide exact dates for each sites.
Please note that due to surface dressing works to be carriet out by Aberdeenshire Council it will be necassary in the interests of public safety to apply the following restriction to traffic.
South road – Speed restriction.
Site notices will be erected in due course indicating the temporary restriction to traffic.
Any quaries please contact Tony Jesser – 01467539364
Around Aberdeenshire for 124 days commencing 31 May 2021, will start roadworks we will try to inform you about each of them.
Alternative you can find you this information on the site www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk
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This is rolling programme of work at a numbers of sites from Aberdeenshire Council. It is not possible to provide exact dates for each sites.
Site notices will be erected in due course indicating the temporary restriction to traffic.
Any quaries please contact Tony Jesser – 01467539364
Around Aberdeenshire for 124 days commencing 31 May 2021, will start roadworks we will try to inform you about each of them.
Alternative you can find yourself on the site www.aberdeenshire.gov.uk
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People will be able to hug their loved ones and meet in private homes as most of mainland Scotland moves to Level 2, Out of lockdown, with eased restrictions on hospitality, entertainment, education and sport.
In an acceleration of previous plans, the number of people and households that can meet inside homes in Level 2 has been increased to six people from three households.
The new rules, which come into effect on Monday 17 May, Out of lockdown, will apply to all mainland local authority areas with the exception of Moray, which is experiencing a high and increasing number of Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases. As a result Moray is likely to remain in Level 3 for a further period, with travel in and out of the area prohibited other than for permitted purposes. A final decision on this will be made at the end of this week.
As the virus is now sufficiently under control in the Western Isles, Orkney, Shetland and remote Highland and Argyll islands, these communities are expected to move straight to Level 1.
From 17 May, anyone entering Scotland from countries on a new international travel ‘Green List’ will not be required to quarantine on arrival, but will have to take a PCR test for COVID-19. The Green List will initially be the same as that in place for England but will be subject to review based on Scotland’s specific needs.
Under Level 2 restrictions:
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said:
“The success of the vaccination programme, and continued high compliance with the various rules and restrictions, means that we have seen continued suppression of the virus in the last three weeks. As a result the situation overall is a very positive one, and we are now in a position to relax more restrictions and restore much more normality to our everyday lives.
“I know just how unwelcome the likelihood of a further period in Level 3 must be to people in Moray, and we are doing everything possible to ensure that any extension of Level 3 is for as short a period as possible. I would appeal to everyone living in the region to follow all the public health advice so that we can get the situation back under control and allow Moray to get back on a positive track just as quickly as possible.
“It is almost eight months since most of us have been able to meet in each other’s homes. While I know all of us have been looking forward to being able to do that again, I would encourage everyone to please use judgement – close physical contact still carries risk, so if you have loved ones who are vulnerable for any reason, you should still be careful. And you should perhaps limit the overall number of people that you choose to have close physical contact with.
“We still intend to be highly cautious on international travel, given the risk of new variants, but we consider that the situation now allows us to begin a careful move away from blanket restrictions on non-essential travel. Everyone should think seriously about whether they really need to travel abroad this summer. I know for many people international travel is about family connections. But when it comes to holidays abroad, my advice continues to be to err on the side of caution and to staycation this summer.”
Background
Coronavirus (COVID-19) protection levels: what you can do
Level 1 restrictions will apply from Monday in:
Countries on the green list are:
If you enter Scotland from a red list country – one of the countries identified as acute-risk under our current regulations – you will be required to enter a managed isolation hotel and stay there for 10 days. Due to changes coming into force from tomorrow, those countries will include Turkey, the Maldives and Nepal.
If you arrive from a country on the amber list – which will be the majority of countries – you must self-isolate at home for 10 days, and take two PCR tests during this period.
A new app – Check in Scotland – was launched at the end of April, to help Test and Protect easily contact people who need to self isolate. Please download and use the app if you can.
| Start Date: | 12 May 2021 – 09:30 |
| End Date: | 13 May 2021 – 15:30 |
| Location | Off Network to A90 (Jn Teuchan between Jn R A975), Northbound |
| Description Works: | Gully/ironwork repairs Traffic |
| Management: | Portable Traffic Lights. |
| Start Date | 14 May 2021 |
| End Date | 14 May 2021 |
| Location | Off Network to A90 (Jn Teuchan to Jn A975), Northbound |
| Description Works | Third Party Works Traffic |
| Management: | Portable Traffic Lights |
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