Bangor roads to close for two weeks of resurfacing work

Summarised from North Wales Chronicle's report · Updated 5 Nov, 10:27 · Archive

Two Bangor roads will close for approximately two weeks from 16 November for resurfacing works.

Gwynedd Council has announced a temporary prohibition of through traffic on Min y Ddôl and Queen's Avenue in Bangor for resurfacing works. The closure is scheduled to begin on 16 November 2026 and is anticipated to last approximately 14 days, though the order permits the closure to remain in place for up to one month or until work is completed, whichever is earlier.

The closure will affect Min y Ddôl in its entirety and Queen's Avenue from its junction with Min y Ddôl to the junction with Penrhyn Avenue. Residents will retain access during the closure period. Two diversion routes have been established: the western diversion guides traffic north-westerly on Bishop's Mill Road then north-easterly on Penrhyn Avenue, whilst the eastern diversion instructs vehicles to travel north-easterly on Queen's Avenue before turning onto Ffordd Tegai.

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• Road in Bangor set to close for two weeks for resurfacing worksA Bangor road is set to close for two weeks.North Wales Chronicle · 5 Nov, 05:00

In this story: Gwynedd Council · Bangor · Min y Ddôl · Queen's Avenue

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