Works On Waterloo Road Reconstruction And Resurfacing Begin On Monday

Sunday, 9 January 2011 00:00

Work will begin next week on the carriageway reconstruction and resurfacing scheme for Waterloo Road, Ramsey.

The works will commence on Monday, and will be completed in approximately 5 weeks time.

The works will consist of the reconstruction of the Laxey bound carriageway, and renewing of the surfacing of the Ramsey bound carriageway.

A road closure will be in operation for the duration of the works, between Queens Drive West and Parsonage Road, with pedestrian access being maintained at all times.

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