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Drivers are warned of diversions

Drivers are being warned to expect delays when two weeks of roadworks begin on a stretch of road in Norfolk.

The work involves the reconstruction of a culvert in Weston Hall Road, Weston Longville, to prevent flooding.

The road links the A47 Norwich to Dereham trunk road and the A1067 Norwich to Fakenham Road and will be closed from 3 November.

The county council said the lack of a suitable alternative route means the signed diversion will be long.



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