Posted: Mon 25th Apr 2016

Updated: Sun 1st Jan

Queensferry Roundabout closure date change

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Monday, Apr 25th, 2016

Flintshire County Council has said contractors have brought forward a planned overnight closure of the roundabout from Thursday May 5 to Wednesday May 4.

Previous plans had been for the roundabout to close overnight on the Thursday evening however the roundabout will now be close overnight on Wednesday 4 May and again from the evening of Friday 6 May until Monday morning on 9 May.

There will be signed diversion routes in place whilst the work is being carried out and details of the routes are available on the Flintshire County Council website from 28 April.

The Council will be holding an information event on 28 April in order that residents and businesses in the area can find out more information about the closure and the alternative routes. Members of the project team will be available at the session to discuss the proposals and answer any individual questions on the proposals.

This event will be at the Queensferry War Memorial Institute on 28 April 2016 from 1pm to 6pm. Local residents and businesses are all invited to attend.

The Council apologises in advance for any delay and disruption the works may cause, however access to businesses and properties in the vicinity of the works will be maintained throughout the closure period.

Work on the £600,000 Queensferry roundabout improvement scheme roadworks began in early February 8, and is scheduled to be complete in early May.

The improvement work will includes:

  • Widening of the Queensferry roundabout to create extra running lanes.
  • Remodelling of the junction of the B5129 and the B5441 at ASDA.
  • Signalisation of all the approaches to the Queensferry roundabout.
  • Upgrading and linking all existing and new traffic signals.Temporary traffic lights and lane restrictions will be in operation and while all measures will be taken to avoid disruption, delays will be expected.

The project will improve access to sites within the Deeside Enterprise Zone, including the Northern Gateway and Airfields development site, as well as improve journey times and safety for road users.

A plan of the area of work is available by clicking here (PDF opens in a new window)

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