8 October 2026 - Transport
Road Closure at Sibbersfield Lane
Please download the attached document to view details of a planned temporary road closure at Sibbersfield Lane. Which is scheduled to begin on the 13th October 2026.
Situated adjacent to the River Dee on border between England and Wales, the historic and picturesque Cheshire village of Farndon is acknowledged as a highly desirable community. Its location on the perimeter of the North Wales border, offers its residents convenient access to both Wales and Cheshire, Farndon’s parish boundaries encompass an abundance of national heritage historic structures, including the medieval Grade I Listed Farndon Bridge, which traverses the River Dee and connects the residents of both Farndon and the Welsh village of Holt. St Chads Church and tower dominate the village skyline and has stood witness to centuries of change and drama, including suffering extensive damage during the English Civil War. The village boasts an array of both essential and social facilities.
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Please download the attached document to view details of a planned temporary road closure at Sibbersfield Lane. Which is scheduled to begin on the 13th October 2026.
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