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Road could be closed until the New Year

News | Richard Gurner | Published: 17:48, Tuesday November 23rd, 2021.
Last updated: 17:48, Tuesday November 23rd, 2021

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The road between Groesfaen Terrace and Factory Road will be closed

A stretch of road between Deri and Bargoed could be closed until the New Year while drainage works are carried out, the council has warned.

Groes-Faen Terrace Road, up to the junction with Factory Road, closed on Monday, October 18.

It was expected to be closed for five weeks, with an additional weekend closure, before one week with a single lane closure.

However, work has been delayed because work was needed to repair ducts carrying fibre optic cable.

In a statement, Caerphilly County Borough Council said: “It is possible that this unforeseen BT works could delay completion of the scheme into January which is the last thing we wanted.

“To mitigate this our officers are currently liaising with all parties to minimise any delays by exploring possibilities of accelerating the programme and / or bringing in additional contractor resources.

“Our primary aim is now to complete the works by December 23, 2021. Should further unforeseen issues delay the works further we have plans in place to open the road under single lane traffic control from December 23 until January 4, 2022, to minimise disruption during the Christmas period.

“The full road closures and diversions will then be reinstalled from January 4, 2022, to complete any outstanding works.”

The council apologised for the delay.


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