Plymouth Bonfire Night Fireworks and all the road closures in place

Remember, remember the fifth of November. But bear in mind that road closures will be in effect for an unforgettable evening of fun and fireworks.

Plymouth Hoe springs to life on Tuesday, November 5, for Bonfire Night. From 4pm, Plymouth Hoe will morph into a bustling centre of entertainment. With exciting rides for all ages and a dedicated children's fairground, there's something to suit everyone.

Head over to the iconic Smeaton's Tower lighthouse for the best views of the bonfire, which will be ignited at 7pm.

Then, at 7.30pm, brace yourself for amazement as skies will burst into life with a spectacular fireworks display launched from the historic Royal Citadel.

However, it's crucial to organise your travel beforehand as Plymouth Hoe and the nearby areas will be extremely busy that night, along with road closures being implemented.

And revellers are reminded that on Tuesday, November 5, Plymouth Argyle are playing at Home Park, so the Milehouse Park & Ride is anticipated to be very crowded and the car park is likely to be filled by early afternoon. The Park and Ride service from Royal Parade will continue to operate at the times listed below, but the Milehouse car park will operate on a first-come, first-served basis and will be very busy.

Road closures

· Hoe Road from the Mound at the Citadel to the Junction of Madeira Road, 5pm to 9pm

· Madeira Road from the junction of Elphinstone to the junction of Hoe Road, 5pm to 9pm

· Citadel Road from the junction of Hoe Approach to the junction of Lockyer Street, 5pm to 9pm

· Armada way loop (Crowne Plaza), 5pm to 9pm

· Windsor Place for its entirety, 5pm to 9pm

· Osbourne Place to the junction of the Esplanade, 7am to 9pm

· Notte Street from The Crescent to Hoe approach, 7.30pm to 8.30pm

· The Crescent from Millbay Road to Notte Street 7.30pm to 8.30pm

· Princess Street from the junction of Lockyer Street to the junction of Princess Ope Inc. access from Armada Way, 7.30pm to 8.30pm

Plymouth City Council has helpfully put out a list of roadworks that will be taking place across the city over the next week. The council is responsible for coordinating works carried out by utility companies, developers and other organisations as well as their own repair, maintenance and improvement works.

They maintain all public roads in Plymouth except the A38, which is managed by National Highways on behalf of the Department for Transport.

“We know there's no good time to close roads, especially on busy routes and we do everything we can to co-ordinate planned works and minimise their impact on our transport network,” a City Council spokesman said.

The following roadworks are taking place in Plymouth between Monday 4 and Saturday 9 November.

STARTING THIS WEEK

View all current and proposed works on the network on our roadworks map.