From roadworks to a new karaoke and games room, there are plenty of public notices in Norfolk to be aware of this week.
1. New karaoke and games room at pub
The owners of the St Andrews Brew House applied for permission to replace the management accommodation on the pub's second floor to install a games room featuring two shuffleboard tables and a pair of dartboards, as well as a karaoke room next door.
It has since been approved by Norwich City Council and in the approval documents, it states the potential harm had been assessed as being outweighed by the benefits of bringing an unutilised floorspace back into use.
The project will involve the removal of two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bathroom and the existing partition walls.
2. Bridge repair work
The Norfolk County Council project, which will cost £6,400, will close the lane to traffic, with pedestrians and cyclists still allowed to pass through.
A diversion route for vehicles will be via Marsham Road, Buxton Road, the A140 and Burgh Road, before returning to Oxnead Lane.
3. Queens Road in Norwich to close for resurfacing
The eastbound lanes of Queens Road, near Norwich Bus Station, will be closed for six nights between 7pm and 6am from April 11.
The closure will be in place between the St Stephens roundabout and the Brazen Gate junction.
The project is part of Norfolk County Council's ongoing Transport for Norwich Queens Road Scheme and plans include widening the road for a new left-turn lane into the bus station.
4. 10-week road closure in Costessey
A road in Costessey will be closed until June 7 as part of Norfolk County Council's ongoing Transforming Cities scheme.
The closure will be in place between the Breckland Road junction with Dereham Road and the Costessey roundabout entrance.
A diversion route will be in place via Breckland Road, Upper Breckland Road, Three Mile Lane and Dereham Road.
The existing bus stops in Breckland Road near the subway crossing will be temporarily suspended and a pair of temporary bus stops will be provided in Three Mile Lane.
5. 15-mile diversion on the A1064
From April 15, roadworks are to begin on the A1064 Norwich Road in Filby, between Fleggburgh and Caister.
The roadworks will be completed in three parts and are expected to last until May 17.
A 15-mile diversion route will be introduced following the A1064 to Acle before turning on to the A47 into Great Yarmouth and joining the A149 back to Filby.
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