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Have your say on the future of city's roundabouts

Naj Modak
BBC News
Hull City Council An illustration showing one person on a cycle and another person crossing at a pedestrian and cycle crossing. There are traffic signals. Trees and grass surround the road. There are cycle lanes. There are two cars.Hull City Council
An illustration of how the pedestrian and cycle crossing at the Wawne Road/Bude Road roundabout might look

A consultation over improvements to two city roundabouts is under way.

Hull City Council said the changes at Ennerdale Leisure Centre and Wawne Road/Bude Road would increase space for vehicles and improve cycle and pedestrian crossing.

The six-week online consultation is open until 8 August, and there will also be in-person sessions in the Kingswood area.

Mark Ieronimo, the council's cabinet portfolio holder for transport and infrastructure, said with traffic levels and the population expected to grow, the council needed to update the city's infrastructure.

Hull City Council An illustration showing one person on a cycle and another two people crossing at a pedestrian and cycling crossing. There are traffic signals. Trees, grass and a bush surround the road. There are cycle lanes. There is a car parked waiting for the people to cross.Hull City Council
An artist's impression of a new pedestrian and cycle crossing at Ennerdale Leisure Centre roundabout

The council said it anticipated that work on the two roundabouts would start over the winter.

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