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Croesnewydd Road and Watery Road Traffic Management During Works

Last updated: July 5, 2022 2:48 pm
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From Monday 18 July there will be a one way system along Watery Road and Croesnewydd Road by the Maelor Hospital to allow for necessary improvements to the bus shelters along this route.

The road will operate one way from Croesnewydd Road towards A5152 Bradley Road roundabout. Traffic wishing to access Croesnewydd Road from Watery Road will be diverted via A541 Mold Road and B5101 Berse Road.

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From Monday 1st August for one week, additional two way temporary traffic lights will be in place on Croesnewydd Road, at the Gate 1 junction of the main entrance/car park into the Maelor Hospital.

The works are expected to last 3 weeks.

The works are part of a Welsh Government scheme to improve Infrastructure for Traws Cymru Bus Services. These works will allow for improvements along the T3 Wrexham to Barmouth and T12 Wrexham to Machynlleth bus services.

Motorists are advised to plan an alternative route wherever possible for the duration of the work and are thanked in advance for their co-operation.

Those wishing to use the bus services along this route are advised that there will be temporary bus stops at the Railway Crossing for those leaving the hospital and at the Ramada Hotel for those visiting the hospital.

Cllr David A Bithell, Lead Member with responsibility for Strategic Transport, said, “We know these works will cause inconvenience to road and bus users but they are necessary and bus users will see improvements to the shelters once they are completed.”

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