Ludlow area road closures for utility and highway works

Road closures across Ludlow have been announced <i>(Image: Submitted)</i>
Road closures across Ludlow have been announced (Image: Submitted)
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A series of temporary road closures across Ludlow have been announced.

The closures, enforced by Shropshire Council, are due to take effect from various dates and are being implemented for streetworks and roadworks.

In Aston on Clun, Broome Road will be closed on April 24 for two days and again on May 6 for a single day, for highways roadworks.

Weekday closures are scheduled from 9.30am to 4pm, while weekend work will commence from 6am to 6pm.

A road that links Common Lane and Tenbury Road will also close from April 20 for a 21-day duration, again for utility streetworks.

The stretch of A456 from Ledwyche Brook Bridge to the B4214 junction in Burford will be shut for highways roadworks on April 22 for two days, on May 20 for three days, and finally on June 10 for two days.

There is also an unnamed road at Stoke Bank to Lower Brook House in Clee St Margaret, which will be shut for three days from April 21 for utility streetworks.


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Additionally, another unnamed road between B4364 and Cleestanton will close from April 20 for 57 days, also for utility streetworks.

Shropshire Council, which has made the temporary orders under the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984, states that pedestrians, cyclists, and dismounted horse riders will be able to maintain access unless specifically stated.

Alternative routes will be signposted on-site for each of the affected roads.

The council noted that the orders will remain in effect for either a maximum of 18 months or until the works are completed.

More information on further details can be found by visiting one.network.




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