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Drivers urged to avoid A36 as overnight closures to begin for essential work

Monday 18th October 2021 Bath Echo News Team Community, Travel News

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Drivers are being advised that the A36 at Limpley Stoke will be closed for 15 nights from tonight, Monday 18th October, for essential survey work.

Essential survey work is taking place after cracks appeared in the adjacent footpath | Photo © National Highways

During the closure, from 8pm to 6am each night to the morning of Friday 5th November, traffic will be diverted via the A361, A363, A350 and A4.

While work is carried out, access will still be available to properties within the closure, with marshals at both Down Lane in Bathampton and Beckington in the south to stop potential rat-running.

Temporary traffic lights have been in place on the A36 between Limpley Stoke Viaduct and Limpley Stoke Village since cracks appeared in the adjacent footpath on 7th June.

Initial survey works have already been completed but more intrusive surveys that require boreholes and the installation of monitoring equipment will enable a permanent fix to be designed.

During the closure, gully cleaning and resurfacing work will also be undertaken.

National Highways is working closely with Bath and North East Somerset Council and says it apologises for any inconvenience.

Drivers are being reminded to plan ahead and allow extra time for their journeys.

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