Carmarthenshire Council's Llandeilo-Ffairfach Bypass Project Boosts Flood Resilience and Public Transport
A project aiming to boost flood resilience and enhance public transport is underway in Llandeilo and Ffairfach. The scheme, currently in planning, seeks to make walking and cycling easier, improve bus and rail access, and build a new bypass. Carmarthenshire County Council is likely leading the project, following WelTAG guidelines.
The bypass aims to tackle transport issues in the area. The project also plans to introduce a one-way system in Rhosmaen Street, creating more space for pedestrians. The scheme is designed to improve resilience to flooding, making the area more resilient to future weather events.
The project is following the steps outlined in WelTAG, ensuring it meets the necessary standards and requirements. While the scheme is promising, it's not yet guaranteed to proceed, pending further planning and approval.
The Llandeilo and Ffairfach bypass project, led by Carmarthenshire County Council, is in the planning stages. It aims to improve flood resilience, enhance public transport, and make walking and cycling easier. The project's future depends on successful planning and approval.
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