Temporary Road Closure - U2226 (Outside Cottage, Horeb Road, Mynyddygarreg)

A request has been received for the temporary road closure of U2226 Outside Cottage, Mynyddygarreg from a point 410 metres south-west of its junction with the C2068 for a total distance of 80 metres in a south-westerly direction.

The closure is necessary for Welsh Water to repair a water service from 0800 hours to 1800 hours Sunday 29th January 2017.

The alternative route for south- west bound traffic will be to proceed in a north-easterly direction along the U2226 to its junction with the C2068. At the junction, turn right and continue in a north-easterly direction along the C2068 to its junction with the C2057 (Four Roads). At the junction, turn right and continue in a south-westerly direction along the C2057 to its junction with the U2241. At the junction, turn right and continue in a north-westerly direction along the U2241 to its junction with the U2226. At the junction, turn right and continue in a north-easterly direction to return to a point south-west of the closure. Vice Versa for north-east bound traffic.

A map of the diversionary routes can be seen below.


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