Fallen telegraph pole closes East Yorkshire road
THE B1242 Hornsea to Skipsea road is closed due to a fallen telegraph pole.
East Yorkshire Motor Services aid they do not know how long the closure will be for but may affect the 130 bus route.
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Motorists are advised to use an alternative route and a diversion is in place.
Updated 10.15am.
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7 Comments
by oldgoldone
Saturday, March 23 2013, 1:17PM
“A good question, Mildred.”
by Mildred
Friday, March 22 2013, 8:42PM
“"Fallen" telegraph pole? Or smacked into by some p1$$ed up loon?”
by oldgoldone
Friday, March 22 2013, 2:51PM
“Have 'the authorities' managed to shift the pole yet? Come on HDM, I think we should be told!”
by fairway1
Thursday, March 21 2013, 11:44AM
“Don't be rediculous 'dontwo', the Police will have to attend the scene to take photographs and undertake a thorough investigation, breathalise the fallen post, call an amubulance to the scene incase anyone is in shock, order numerous essential breakfasts and coffees to take away and take details of any possible witnesses before even THINKING about organising a recovery firm to travel from the Outer Hebredes to recover the fallen telegraph pole.
20 hours? This will be a five day job.”
by fairway1
Thursday, March 21 2013, 11:44AM
“Don't be rediculous 'dontwo', the Police will have to attend the scene to take photographs and undertake a thorough investigation, breathalise the fallen post, call an amubulance to the scene incase anyone is in shock, order numerous essential breakfasts and coffees to take away and take details of any possible witnesses before even THINKING about organising a recovery firm to travel from the Outer Hebredes to recover the fallen telegraph pole.
20 hours? This will be a five day job.”
by fairway1
Thursday, March 21 2013, 11:44AM
“Don't be rediculous 'dontwo', the Police will have to attend the scene to take photographs and undertake a thorough investigation, breathalise the fallen post, call an amubulance to the scene incase anyone is in shock, order numerous essential breakfasts and coffees to take away and take details of any possible witnesses before even THINKING about organising a recovery firm to travel from the Outer Hebredes to recover the fallen telegraph pole.
20 hours? This will be a five day job.”
by dontwo
Thursday, March 21 2013, 10:50AM
“They do not know how long the closure will be for?. Errr, in the past it would have been until 6 workmen had moved the pole to the side of the road and swept up any debris. About 20 minutes altogether. Nowadays though, with our having to turn a molehill into a mountain culture, I reckon we are talking 20 hours?.”