A busy road through a North Somerset village is to close for a weekend next month.
A section of the A371 at Locking will closed from 8pm on March 6 to 6am on March 9.
The closure will be between its junctions with Elm Tree Rod and McCrae Road.
The closure will be in place to enable a new road surface and road markings to be laid as part of the construction of the new junction of the A371 with the North South Link Road.
During the closure it will not be possible to travel directly between Weston-super-Mare and Banwell using the A371.
A signed diversion route will be in place via the A371 to Banwell, A368 to Churchill, A38 to Langford, B3133 to Congresbury, A370 to the airport roundabout at Weston and A371 to Locking.
Bus services will not be affected and residents of Parklands Village will have vehicle access to their homes at all times.
The North South Link Road, which is expected to be completed towards the end of the year, will be the main route through Parklands Village on the former RAF Locking base and surrounding land.
“We have scheduled this work to take place over a weekend to keep disruption to a minimum,” said Councillor James Tonkin, North Somerset Council’s executive member responsible for highways.
