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Months of road closures set for major trunk road including near village bus stop
['Sallie Phillips']
South Wales Argus | News
Maintenance work means a temporary ban of vehicles will be in place on the A465 from its southern junction with the road that leads to the dwellings known as Llwynderw Cottages to a point 10 metres south of the bus stop known as Pandy Post Office, with access maintained for local traffic, until Monday, 14 September 2026.
The alternative route for northbound vehicles will start from the south of the junction that leads to the dwellings known as Llwynderw Cottages, in Pandy, Abergavenny, continue via the A465 southbound to Hardwick Gyratory to then join the A40 eastbound to Raglan Interchange, merge onto the A40 heading north and come off at Whitchurch to join the A4137 towards Hereford, continue in a northwestern direction to the junction with the A49 towards Hereford, then on the A49/Ross Road to the traffic signal junction with Victoria Street, head southwest on Belmont Road / A465 towards Abergavenny and finally continue southbound on the A465 to Pandy.
Southbound vehicles wishing to travel towards Abergavenny shall return from north Pandy along the A465 and complete the above route in reverse.
For vehicles of or over 4.4 metres height, arrangements will be in place to park up at a designated location overnight until the prohibitions are lifted, as the above alternative routes are unsuitable due to the low rail bridge north of Llangua, located near the village of Llanvihangel Crucorney.