Some noise and disruption will result this weekend from the latest move to get part of the Four Great Highways scheme finished, according to the project team.
The scheme aims to enhance the landscape and improve accessibility, interpretation and signage in Llangollen.
The project is part of investment by the UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund that was secured through a joint application between Denbighshire County Council and Wrexham County Borough Council for the Clwyd South Constituency.
The application was supported by former MP for the area Simon Baynes and £3.8 million was allocated to Denbighshire to invest in the communities of Llangollen, Llantysilio, Corwen and surrounding areas.
In their latest update, issued this afternoon (Wednesday), the project team says: "The project has experienced a delay due to unexpected ground conditions in the area.
"The delivery of the steel from R&R has unfortunately also been delayed due to issues at the supplier’s end, which have been out of the Contractor’s control.
"In order to mitigate some of the time lost, the steel supplier has requested to work in Lower Dee Mill Park this weekend (Saturday & Sunday).
"This will involve loading the steel from Mill Street car park, moving it to the park and lifting it into position. There will be some noise and disruption, but this will be kept to a minimum.
"A letter drop informing residents and businesses within the vicinity will be completed either later today or tomorrow by OBR and the OBR Works Manager will be on site both days to supervise the work should anyone have any queries or concerns."
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