Posted: Tue 18th Dec 2012

A483 Gresford Hill Roadworks Causing Delays

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Tuesday, Dec 18th, 2012

Rush hour commuters suffered delays this morning as roadworks on Gresford Hill caused the A483 bypass to slow to a crawl.

The works, which are due to last for three days, are not listed on the Council’s website. Signs though have been in place warning drivers of the lane closure over the last few days.

The roadworks start at the top of Gresford Hill for northbound traffic, and start just after the Rossett junction for southbound traffic.

There is signage in place warning drivers of the delays however if heading south it is not until after the Rossett junction.

Wrexham.com took a trip around lunchtime, where the traffic was much better, however progress was still slow at the top of Gresford Hill due to heavy goods vehicles doing 35mph at the top – having a knock on effect to following single file traffic.

Denbighshire Council said “Denbighshire is carrying out some minor but essential maintenance works on the dual carriageway section of the A483. This work involves some surveying and cleansing work. gulley emptying and cleaning of drainage channels. Wrexham Council are carrying out the actual temporary Traffic Management work which comprises of lane closures. The work is necessary to ensure that the highway network is kept well maintained.”



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