Monmouthshire County Council has confirmed that it has agreed the next steps to deliver a permanent solution to the landslip at Neuadd Straight on the Llanthony Valley road.
Following the road closure on 30 January, the council will soon enter a contract with its preferred contractor, Griffiths, allowing construction work to commence on 7 April 2026.
This week, the council can confirm that it has agreed to acquire the necessary land and enter into a legal agreement with the landowner to begin work on restoring access for residents through the valley. The work aims to provide a safe, sustainable, long-term solution.
The project is expected to be completed by 15 May 2026, depending on weather conditions and site constraints.
A Monmouthshire spokesperson said: “Monmouthshire County Council recognises the disruption caused by the ongoing road closure and the impact this has had on the local community. The council is continuing to work closely with residents, businesses and key stakeholders to minimise disruption during the construction period and to manage the impacts of the road closure while works are underway.”
Further updates will be shared with the community as the project progresses, including information on construction activity and access arrangements.
