A HEREFORDSHIRE A-road is set to close in November for essential roadworks with an hour-and-a-half long diversion for drivers.
The A465 will be closed on the Herefordshire side of the Welsh border at Llangua Bridge from Prow, footpath Kd3 to the Gwent boundary, Powys, Herefordshire Council said.
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The council said it intends to make a temporary road closure order for the stretch of road to allow for vehicle restraint system works to be carried out.
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A road closure is necessary while works are taking place due to the likelihood of danger to the public, the council said.
The road closure is set to come into force on November 18, with works expected to be completed within five nights.
A diversion route will be in place, with drivers affected by the closure diverted via the A465, A49, A4137, and A465 and vice versa, a journey of more than 50 miles that will take drivers almost an hour and a half if heading from the Hereford side of the closure to the Wales side.
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