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Cilcain is one of the finest places to live in North East Wales. Many families move house within Cilcain, but few leave the village!
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A new arch bridge of similar appearance and in the same location as the existing bridge will be constructed using stone from the existing bridge. The road alignment will be similar to the current arrangement. A footpath with heritage style bollards to exclude wide vehicles will also be included

and the width restriction over the bridge is to remain in force.
Width. The proposed increased width of the bridge from 2.5m to 2.7m raised concern that the road would be subjected to increased use by heavy goods vehicles despite the legal 6 feet 6 inches restriction remaining. The value of adding a footpath was also questioned. Construction is due to start in early 2009.
Interestingly, like many other people I guess, every time I drive across this bridge I break the law since my ordinary family saloon is 6 feet 7½” wide! Is another 8 inches on the width anything to worry about?
Pont Newydd Bridge to be Replaced
At last it is really going to happen
The road will be closed from 24th July for up to three months.
Check out the Cilcain Show Web site for details of the new
Scarecrow Competition
Have your say about Cilcain on the The Cilcain Blog
Winter in Cilcain
The hardest winter for 30 years in photos!
All Photos by Phil Parsons except “Four Yellow Hammers & Blackbird” by David Allen.
See some of Cilcain photographer David Allen’s work at his web site Pistyll Photo.
BABYSITTER
Do you know of any local babysitters, or is there a babysitting circle in the village?
If not would anyone be interested in starting one? Please contact Sarah if this is
relevant to you.
Papur Fama. Keith Redfern is area contact for the Welsh local monthly newspaper called "Papur Fama” Any articles that may be suitable for inclusion can be passed to Keith.