A route in east Belfast is set to undergo essential construction work starting next week.
Concrete piles will be installed along Barnetts Road between Kings Road and Thornhill Parade, which will stabilise the Comber Greenway embankment and support a new footway and masonry wall.
Work will begin on Monday 25 March and run for around 12 weeks.
Barnetts Road will close to through traffic between Kings Road and Thornhill Park from Wednesday 25 March until Sunday 12 April.
A one way lane closure will then operate from Monday 13 April until Monday 01 June when traffic will be permitted to travel from Kings Road towards Thornhill Park.
A full road closure will again be in operation from Monday 04 May until Friday 08 May to allow for final works.
Road users can expect some disruption and are advised to allow additional time when planning their journeys.
When complete, this work will see the Barnetts Road improvement scheme reach completion, which included a widening and realignment of the carriageway and new footways on Barnetts Road between Kings Road and Thornhill Parade.
(CM/JG)
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