Cross Inn - Temporary Road Closure Due To Water Works

Cyngor Sir Ceredigion

Mae’r Cyngor yn bwriadu gwneud Gorchymyn Cyngor Sir Ceredigion (C1230 Cross Inn, Llandysul) (Gwahardd Traffig Drwodd Dros Dro) 2026, heb fod yn llai na 7 diwrnod o 30/06/2026, gan wahardd pob cerbyd rhag mynd ar hyd y briffordd honno. Cedwir mynediad i gerddwyr. Ar gau 24 awr y dydd. Y ffordd arall ar gyfer traffig sy’n teithio i gyfeiriad y de-orllewin o bwynt i’r gogledd-ddwyrain o’r darn ffordd a gaewyd yw teithio ar hyd yr C1230 i’r gyffordd â’r B4342C. Trowch i’r chwith i’r B4342C, gan barhau ar y B4342, Nant Ifan, Stryd Margaret, Stryd y Parc, Heol y Bryn, Heol yr Eglwys a’r A486. Teithiwch ar hyd yr A486 i’r gyffordd â’r C1230 yn Cross Inn, hyd y pwynt i’r de-orllewin o’r darn ffordd a gaewyd; ac i’r gwrthwyneb. Mae’r ffordd arall tua 4.2 milltir.

Bwriedir i’r Gorchymyn ddod i rym ar 13/07/2026. Bydd y Gorchymyn yn parhau mewn grym hyd nes y bydd y gwaith o adnewyddu’r brif bibell sment asbestos ar ran Dwr Cymru wedi’i gwblhau – bydd hyn yn cymryd tua 7 wythnos. Gall y Gorchymyn barhau mewn grym am 18 mis.

Ceredigion County Council

The Council intends, not less than 7 days from 30/06/2026 to make the Ceredigion County Council (C1230 Cross Inn, Llandysul) (Temporary Prohibition of Through Traffic) Order 2026 to prohibit any vehicle proceeding along that highway. Pedestrian access maintained. Closed 24 hours. The alternative route for south-westbound traffic from a point north-east of the closure is to travel along the C1230 to its junction with the B4342C. Turn left onto the B4342C, continuing the B4342 George Street, Margaret Street, Park Street, Hill Street, Church Road and A486. Travel along the A486 to its junction with the C1230 at Cross Inn, a point south-west of the closure; and vice versa. A total distance of approximately 4.2 miles.

It is intended for the Order to come into force on 13/07/2026. The Order will remain in place until renewal works of the existing asbestos cement mains for Welsh Water are completed – approximately 7 weeks. The Order may continue in force for 18 months.