Sydallt Lane, Cefn-y-Bedd - Temporary Road Closure due to Cable Installation Works

Mae Cyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Wrecsam wedi gwneud GORCHYMYN (GWAHARDD TRAFFIG TRWODD) DROS DRO dan Adran 14(1) Deddf Rheoleiddio Traffig Ffyrdd 1984

o 12/05/2026 yn gwahardd unrhyw gerbyd rhag defnyddio’r darn hwnnw o Lôn Sydallt, Cefn-y-Bedd, o’i gyffordd ogleddol â Bryn Derw, tua’r de am tua 40m. Mae hyn er mwyn galluogi Network Plus ar ran Scottish Power i gloddio a gosod cebl foltedd uchel ar ymyl y ffordd ac yn y lôn gerbydau.

Y llwybr amgen ar gyfer cerbydau yr effeithir arnynt gan y cau yw drwy’r Lôn o Oak Mount Farm i Briarfields, Windy Hill, Lôn o Meadowside i Woodside Bungalow, Windy Hill, Lôn o Woodside Bungalow i Valley View, Ffos y Go a Lôn Sydallt, a bydd arwyddion priodol yn cael eu gosod. Bydd mynediad i gerddwyr yn cael ei gynnal drwy gydol y cyfnod y mae’r ffordd ar gau.

Disgwylir i’r gwaharddiad bara am hyd at 4 diwrnod, neu nes cwblhau’r gwaith os bydd hynny’n gynt, a gallai bara hyd at 18 mis.

Dyddiedig: 11/05/2026

Darren Williams – Prif Swyddog, Amgylchedd a Thechnoleg

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Wrexham County Borough Council has made a TEMPORARY (PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) ORDER under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984

effective from 12/05/2026 prohibiting any vehicle from using that length of Sydallt Lane, Cefn-y-Bedd, from its northerly junction with Bryn Derw, in a southerly direction for a distance of approximately 40 metres. This is to enable Network Plus on behalf of Scottish Power to excavate and install a HV cable in the verge and in the carriageway.

The alternative route for vehicles affected by the closure is via Lane from Oak Mount Farm to Briarfields, Windy Hill, Lane from Meadowside to Woodside Bungalow, Windy Hill, Lane from Woodside Bungalow to Valley View, Ffos y Go and Sydallt Lane which will be signposted accordingly. Pedestrian access will be maintained throughout the period of closure.

The prohibition is expected to last for 4 days, or until completion of the works if earlier, with a maximum duration of 18 months.

Dated: 11/05/2026

Darren Williams – Chief Officer, Environment & Technical

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