Live webchat: Geoff Holden, Cumbria council highways project manager
This is a special webchat set up for Geoff Holden, the county council's highways project manager.
It will enable you to ask him questions about the news that a temporary bridge will be erected over the River Derwent by late spring and any other road or traffic questions you may have.
He is due to be online for one hour from 3.15pm tomorrow, Friday December 18.
You can ask about anything that matters to you regarding West Cumbria's infrastructure and ongoing work on the bridges.
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