Neighbours want to close road for party - can I still drive on it?

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Just found out from partner that neighbours want to close our road for the jubilee celebrations. Not real issue, but I'm at the end of a long cul de sac, with not only a higher than average priced vehicle that I wouldn't want to leave so far away on a busy/over parked road that I assume will include all their vehicles too, but I also have plans to go kayaking, biking, building work over this 4 day weekend so do need access.

Can I still drive down the road? I don't know their intentions yet, but during the first lock down they had a party with tables etc all out in the street so it'll put me in an awkward position to be driving up and down.

I don't know the dates yet but I'm under the impression this is for the 4 days that the road is closed.
 
Going to be lots of people in the same situation but really it comes down to what they have planned, how much of a nuisance you'll cause by driving through and if you care about upsetting your neighbours.
 
If they've applied to the council and have a Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order then use of vehicles is prohibited except in limited circumstances, emergency vehicles for example.

Your council may have a list on their website of which roads are officially closed on which dates.
 
If they've applied to the council and have a Temporary Prohibition of Traffic Order then use of vehicles is prohibited except in limited circumstances, emergency vehicles for example.

Your council may have a list on their website of which roads are officially closed on which dates.
If they haven't, then you can crack on.
 
Good innit :cry: :cry: :cry:
I mean don't get me wrong, a lot of us on here care about our cars but either leave the higher than average priced vehicle on the drive whilst your neighbours have a shindig or find somewhere local and just let them have a couple of days of fun
 
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