Road closure at The Hendre for BT Works

Monmouthshire County Council has announced a temporary road closure at The Hendre, near Monmouth, to allow BT to carry out essential poling works safely. The closure will be in place on Saturday, September 14, from 8am to 4pm, and affects a 1.55km stretch of the B4233, heading southeast from its junction with Pant Lane.

While the order technically lasts up to 18 months, the work is expected to be completed on the same day. Residents living along the affected route will still have reasonable access during the closure.

Drivers are advised to follow the signed diversion via B4233, B4347, B4521 and A40, and vice versa. The council apologises for any inconvenience and thanks everyone for their patience while the work is carried out.

Short road closure in The Narth

Residents in The Narth should plan ahead for a brief road closure next week. Monmouthshire County Council has announced that School Road will be shut from its junction with School Lane for around 52 metres to allow Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water to carry out essential maintenance.

The closure will be in effect from Monday September 15 to Wednesday, September 17 with the work expected to be completed within those three days. Access will still be available for properties along the affected stretch.

A signed diversion will be in place via Narth Road, R90 Monmouth Road to Hoop Road, B4293 Monmouth Road, and Greenway Lane, and vice versa.

The council thanks everyone for their patience and cooperation while the work is carried out safely.

Hardwick Avenue closes for road works

Drivers in Chepstow should expect a short-term road closure next week as Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water carries out essential maintenance. A section of Hardwick Avenue, from its junction with Green Street, will be closed for around 25 metres from Monday 16th to Thursday 19th September, between 8am and 5pm daily.

Monmouthshire County Council says the closure is necessary to ensure the work is completed safely. Although there’s no official diversion route, access and exit will be maintained with only minor delays expected for residents and local traffic.

The order technically lasts up to 18 months, but the work is expected to be wrapped up within four days. Locals are advised to plan ahead and allow a little extra time for journeys in the area.

The council thanks everyone for their patience and cooperation during the works.