TEMPORARY traffic bans on two roads are to continue longer than originally planned because work on the installation of new telephone ducting has overrun.
The closures on Grove Avenue and Newfield Road, Lymm were originally expected to end on Monday (January 19)
But now they are expected to remain in place until January 26.
An alternative route via Daisy Bank Road and Barsbank Lane will remain in place and will be signposted.
The ducting is being installed along Booths Hill Road by British Telecom.
TEMPORARY traffic bans on two roads are to continue longer than
originally planned because work on the installation of new telephone
ducting has overrun.
Roads to stay closed longer
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