HC Deb 08 March 1968 vol 760 c179W
Mr. Kitson

asked the Minister of Transport what is the length of the Stokesly Bypass; when the work on the bypass was started; what was the then estimated cost of the full scheme; how much of the work has now been completed; when it is intended to finish the scheme; and what is now the estimated cost of completing this work.

Mr. Swingler

This bypass was originally planned by North Riding County Council, the highway authority, to extend for a length of 1 mile 1,070 yards, at an estimated cost of £216,844. Work was started on 5th April, 1963, at the northeastern end of the bypass and 1,400 yards have been completed. Work on the remainder cannot start until negotiations for the purchase of land have been concluded. It is now estimated that the final cost of the scheme will be £270,177.