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Traffic delays due at Heacham


Published on Friday 22 February 2008 12:40

LONG-AWAITED works at an accident blackspot are nearing completion, but villagers face a few more weeks of traffic problems first.

Lynn Road, in Heacham village, will be closed from today (Monday) for two weeks as a 600,000 scheme to install traffic lights on the A149 at the Norfolk Lavender junction progresses.

A Norfolk County Council spokesman said: "Although inconvenient to some residents, this will allow three-way rather than four-way temporary lights to be maintained for this period, which will benefit other road users."

The new permanent traffic lights are expected to be operating before Easter.


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