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    Road closures on Cardiff Link Road for resurfacing

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryApril 16, 2018No Comments
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    This Wednesday (April 18th) and Thursday (April 19th) from 8pm until 5.30am the following morning, the Link Road (A4232) will close for resurfacing inbound (eastbound) from the Culverhouse roundabout to the Leckwith slip road.

    During this closure, motorists will be diverted along Cowbridge Road West, onto Cowbridge Road East, onto Lansdown Road, turning right onto Leckwith Road before rejoining the Link Road at Leckwith roundabout.

    There will then be a further closure on the Link Road this Thursday (April 19th) and Friday (April 20th) from 8pm until 5.30am both inbound and outbound (westbound) for resurfacing and the following diversions will be put in place.

    When travelling inbound, motorists will be diverted off the Link Road towards the Cardiff Bay Retail Park and will then rejoin the Link Road from the roundabout.

    When travelling outbound, motorists will be diverted via the A4055 onto Penarth Road, and then onto Hadfield Road before joining Leckwith Road.

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