ROADWORKS continue to cause delays on a main Hereford road.
Temporary lights are in place in Roman Road, by the junction of Hugh Thomas Avenue.
It has led to heavy traffic at times between the Starting Gate roundabout and Hereford Racecourse.
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However, anyone who is hoping that the roadworks may be gone over the Bank Holiday weekend will be in for a disappointment.
According to Herefordshire Council's website, they are set to be in place until May 15.
It is the latest set of work carried out by National Grid in Roman Road.
For the past 10 months, the firm has been undertaking a major project to upgrade the SAS camp in Credenhill, which has led to roadworks in the road at various times.
Two new high-voltage cables are being installed from the Hereford North primary substation to the camp, which will enable it to adopt low-carbon technologies, such as solar panels and heat pumps, to meet net-zero ambitions.
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