A469 Troedrhiwfwuch - Landslip Remediation Scheme
Concluded
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The A469 between New Tredegar and Pontlottyn forms part of the County Borough’s Strategic Highway Network. Historically there have been a number of landslips at Troedrhiwfwuch. The most recent ones being February 2014, when the A469 had to be closed for a number of months whilst emergency repairs were carried out and more recently in February 2020, which has meant the A469 has been reduced to a single lane controlled by traffic lights.
CCBC has received funding from Welsh Government to allow us to undertake detailed ground investigations, on-going monitoring of ground movements, ground water levels and rainfall data which has fed into a preliminary design proposal. The next step is Detailed Design.
Why are we running these sessions?
To share work carried out to-date with the public and raise awareness of the indicative proposed scheme.
Ways to find out more:
Engagement Events will be held at the following venues:
Rhymney Library, Rhymney
Wednesday 17th July 2024, 11:30am – 3pm
Abertysswg Community Centre
Thursday 18th July 2024, 11.45am - 1pm
St Tyfaelog Church hall, Pontlottyn
Thursday 18th July 2024, 2:30pm – 17:30pm
New Tredegar Library, New Tredegar
Friday 19th July 2024, 10:30am until 12:30
Deri Community Centre, Deri
Friday 19th July 2024, 14:30pm until 17:30pm
Residents who have any specific requirements such as access, hearing loop, require translation facilities or wish to use the Welsh language at any of the events are asked to contact the team at Engineadteam@caerphilly.gov.uk or by calling 01443 866511.
Mae gofyn i drigolion sydd ag unrhyw ofynion penodol, megis mynediad, dolen glyw, sydd angen cyfleusterau cyfieithu neu sy’n dymuno defnyddio’r Gymraeg yn unrhyw un o’r digwyddiadau, gysylltu â’r tîm drwy e-bostio GweinPeirianneg@caerffili.gov.uk neu ffonio 01443 866511.
Next Steps
If the proposed scheme is implemented it will have the following benefits:
• Improve the quality of the road’s surface which will enable the road’s speed limit to be reinstated.
• Temporary traffic lights will be removed which will improve journey times.
• Reduce the need for ongoing road closures which are currently required to seal up cracks in the road.
• Utility apparatus within the highway will be protected from damage due to ongoing ground movements.
• An early warning system will be considered to forewarn of significant ground movement.
The appearance of the A469 following the remediation scheme will remain very similar to the current situation, although the remediation structures may be visible to occupants of passing vehicles.