Traffic Advisory: Cycling Race to Affect Roads on Sunday, May 11
By Cory Wayland
The Traffic Department would like to inform you about a Cycling Race scheduled for Sunday, 11th May 2025, beginning at 7:00 a.m.
The race will commence on Friars Hill Road, proceed through the roundabout at Langfords, turn left onto Blue Waters Main Road, continue onto Marble Hill Road, take a left at Extreme Gym, and return via Friars Hill Road.
Drivers are urged to:
* Exercise caution due to potential disruptions in traffic flow
* Consider alternative routes to avoid delays.
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