Temporary Road Closure: ttro959720WS – Burrow Road, Wootton Courtenay
The works are expected to commence on 11th April 2023 and last for 6 hours, from 9:30am – 3:30pm, to enable Openreach to carry out work to replace BT pole. Access for emergency services through the site is permitted, however.
You can view the closure via this link: https://one.network/?tm=132413597 Please note that should you require to view a closure which is more than two weeks ahead, you will need to register for free with www.One.Network
For any further information about this closure please contact Sunbelt Rentals on 0370 050 0792, quoting reference: ttro959720WS.
The Road Closure Team
Email: ttro@somerset.gov.uk
Traffic Management, Road Safety and Parking Services
Somerset County Council
A39 Gully Yet To Be Repaired
Thank you for your patience and cooperation with the recent resurfacing along the A39 towards Selworthy. A gully has been discovered to be broken during the post-resurfacing morning inspection, maybe a result of heavy plant passing over it during the night works. Unfortunately this does mean we need to revisit the site and repair this defect.
We have therefore arranged for the repair to be carried out during the daytime on the 21st and 22nd March, but under temporary traffic lights, ensuring movement is still possible for the communities that use the A39.
Kali Martin
Assistant Highway Service Manager
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