Residents in a built-up area are bracing for noisy nights of roadworks – including the “prolonged” use of pneumatic tools and warning sirens. Resurfacing will take place over less than a mile of Folkestone Road, Dover, later this month and will last more than a fortnight. One local councillor says people living along the stretch will inevitably be disturbed but the works are a “necessary evil” as the road is in desperate need of repair. The resurfacing is from Folkestone Road’s junction with Priory Station Approach Road to Shakespeare Road. It is for eight weekday nights, from 8pm to 5am, from…
