Please be aware that there are traffic lights in place on the Prom in Craig-y-Don while they put in Gas mains at the new Life boat station.
These lights will be in place for around a week.
There are also lights near llandrillo College and in Colwyn Bay.
Motorists are advised to expect delays through Colwyn Bay at peak times due to the ongoing promenade road works and work to refurbish the Pier.
Photo courtesy of The Daily Post
The next stage of developments to take place on Colwyn bay promenade could take upto a year which has upset a number of local residents who say it may deter tourists from coming to the Bay.
The Prom has been closed from the Pier to Marine Road Old Colwyn, with no date set for reopening. Diversions are in place but these will only increase traffic on other local routes. It would be advisable to use the A55 when ever possible.
It has also been noted that there were no signs in place to advise tourists of how to reach the accessible parts of the prom, at Old Colwyn and Rhos-on-Sea.
I have been trying , without success, to contact someone involved to get more information about the potential length of the disruption.
Cllr Dave Cowans said to the Daily Post, “We realise closing this section of promenade will cause disruption, but every effort will be made to keep this to a minimum.” I don’t think his “minimum” will actually be that minimal.
Another local resident told me that, in his words “And this is before they start on the Pier!”
The Washington nightclub has closed its doors with the loss of 20 jobs.
The Washington, on Llandudno’s Parade, which features a wine bar and nightclub, ceased trading on Monday.
“The Wash” has been there for so long, that I really didn’t expect it to close like this.
A sad day for Llandudno!
Just to remind you, there are roadworks on Colwyn bay Prom.
It is where they are modernising the prom front.
So watch out if you are planning to travel this route.
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