Motorists banned from parking outside homes under new maintenance scheme

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Drivers have been warned of parking bans outside their homes after a local council announced temporary restrictions while the street undergoes a cleaning operation.

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Leicester City Council has launched a rolling programme of gully clearance work that will see temporary parking suspensions enforced on 81 residential streets throughout August.The initiative targets neighbourhoods where densely parked vehicles ordinarily prevent council teams from carrying out routine drain clearing and street sweeping.

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Parking on each affected road will be suspended for a maximum of two days to allow maintenance crews to complete the work.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The programme, which began on August 3, covers streets in the Spinney Hills, Stoneygate and Wycliffe areas of the city, with teams progressing through different roads on a daily basis.

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The council explained the work is essential for keeping roads safe and minimising flood risk across Leicester.

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