Ploughman
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From the BBC News pages for Humberside.
I assume it is Caville bridge between Howden and Holme on Spalding Moor
Checking the National train times no problems listed as affecting the trains.
Anybody have any further information?
People in an East Yorkshire town are claiming a traffic diversion is causing a danger as large lorries are sent down a narrow residential street.
Vehicles are being routed down Flatgate in Howden following the closure of the A614 last week when a sink hole opened up near a railway bridge.
In a statement, East Riding council said: "Following the emergency situation that has arisen on the A614 at Howden, a diversionary route including use of the M62 and other major roads in the area is being progressed as quickly as possible , but this is dependent on Highways England and Network Rail.
I assume it is Caville bridge between Howden and Holme on Spalding Moor
Checking the National train times no problems listed as affecting the trains.
Anybody have any further information?
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