RESIDENTS have hit out about overrunning roadworks in a popular York neighbourhood.

Tuesday, 22 November 2022 11:29

By Haydn Lewis

People living in and around Marygate just outside the city walls were expecting the first phase of lenghty roadworks to be completed on Saturday (November 19) ahead of the busy run up to Christmas, but found they were still there over the weekend and into this week.

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