Common sense is just not very common anymore is it?! Why have these roadworks not been done at night? Although this would cost more to do surely it is better for the people using the a55 and surrounding roads as well as local residents, commuters, emergency services etc. If maternity services had been cut as planned then does that mean that all women needing consultant care during labour would be travelling to Wrexham?! Totally unsafe!!!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is seriously impacting on lives already and livelihoods. I know people who are not applying for jobs they normally would because of these road works. What ever happened to common sense???
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Richard Stephenson
10 years ago
It needs sorting ASAP for the sake of local and other drivers not to mention the environmental impact.
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James northrop
10 years ago
I live in dwygyfylchi and it's a nightmare too go anywhere feel like we are been boxed in by road works
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Sion hughes
10 years ago
Delays in comuting to work joke extra 2hrs a day lost
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Susan jones
10 years ago
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I had to travel to Bangor hospital on Friday night I set off from Abergele at 5pm and got to oenmaenmawr by 6.20!! Luckily I made the journey and got there by 7 pm as my uncle was dying he passed away at 9.25 this journey was rediculous ...
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Hannah
10 years ago
Surely people who do this for a living is aware of the colossal impact it has on people who are commuting to work. They should be doing these jobs at night like motorways. It is utterly ridiculous. We understand the work needs to be done but use your basic common sense and minimise disruption and maximise work efforts and that will keep everything balanced. Lift the restrictions !!
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Miles
10 years ago
I hope there is a night shift on this to help speed things up!?!
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Kara Prior
10 years ago
I live in Dwygyfylchi and I have 2 very small children. My house doesn't have a drive so I have no choice but to park on the road. However, the amount of traffic going through the village and at the speed they go is very dangerous.
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anthony siddall
10 years ago
Totally agree! Other authority's would have assessed this
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Mark
10 years ago
Common sence needs to provail.
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Sandy Beach Wales
10 years ago
Again we have to suffer the nightmare of the blight of the A55 .....again they choose to to make it as unbearable as possible give it some thought please
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Alison farrar
10 years ago
Please have some common sense when planning these closures, this is the only road along the coast and disruptions like this cause chaos
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Stacey
10 years ago
This needs 2 be sorted!!!
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elgan Williams
10 years ago
Totall waste of time and Money as usual
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Tracy Parry-Jones
10 years ago
the roadworks are unacceptable- the cones should be cleared during rush hour. There is nothing happening when I am travelling to work so why cause 1000 s people misery!
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Jason
10 years ago
Bloody joke, sometimes not even doing anything, and I'm sure they don't need to close both lanes.
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Siobhan Jones
10 years ago
Need to come up with a better idea.. 1.20 hour from afon Conwy to Llandudno junction Friday 23rd October.. What a joke....
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Poor planning on the council's part. No consideration for residents or tourists
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Sue Ward
10 years ago
What bothers menis that emergency vehicles cannot access in and put of Llanfairfechan.
Common sense is just not very common anymore is it?! Why have these roadworks not been done at night? Although this would cost more to do surely it is better for the people using the a55 and surrounding roads as well as local residents, commuters, emergency services etc. If maternity services had been cut as planned then does that mean that all women needing consultant care during labour would be travelling to Wrexham?! Totally unsafe!!!!
This is seriously impacting on lives already and livelihoods. I know people who are not applying for jobs they normally would because of these road works. What ever happened to common sense???
It needs sorting ASAP for the sake of local and other drivers not to mention the environmental impact.
I live in dwygyfylchi and it's a nightmare too go anywhere feel like we are been boxed in by road works
Delays in comuting to work joke extra 2hrs a day lost
I had to travel to Bangor hospital on Friday night I set off from Abergele at 5pm and got to oenmaenmawr by 6.20!! Luckily I made the journey and got there by 7 pm as my uncle was dying he passed away at 9.25 this journey was rediculous ...
Surely people who do this for a living is aware of the colossal impact it has on people who are commuting to work. They should be doing these jobs at night like motorways. It is utterly ridiculous. We understand the work needs to be done but use your basic common sense and minimise disruption and maximise work efforts and that will keep everything balanced. Lift the restrictions !!
I hope there is a night shift on this to help speed things up!?!
I live in Dwygyfylchi and I have 2 very small children. My house doesn't have a drive so I have no choice but to park on the road. However, the amount of traffic going through the village and at the speed they go is very dangerous.
Totally agree! Other authority's would have assessed this
Common sence needs to provail.
Again we have to suffer the nightmare of the blight of the A55 .....again they choose to to make it as unbearable as possible give it some thought please
Please have some common sense when planning these closures, this is the only road along the coast and disruptions like this cause chaos
This needs 2 be sorted!!!
Totall waste of time and Money as usual
the roadworks are unacceptable- the cones should be cleared during rush hour. There is nothing happening when I am travelling to work so why cause 1000 s people misery!
Bloody joke, sometimes not even doing anything, and I'm sure they don't need to close both lanes.
Need to come up with a better idea.. 1.20 hour from afon Conwy to Llandudno junction Friday 23rd October.. What a joke....
Poor planning on the council's part. No consideration for residents or tourists
What bothers menis that emergency vehicles cannot access in and put of Llanfairfechan.