Plymouth: Beech Road closed
Drivers in the Lee Mill area of Plymouth are advised to plan their journeys carefully as roadworks on Beech Road are set to cause disruption from 16 August 2026.
Drivers in the Lee Mill area of Plymouth are advised to plan their journeys carefully as roadworks on Beech Road are set to cause disruption from 16 August 2026. The works, which are expected to last until 21 August 2026, will take place between 16:00 and 05:00 each day.
The highway authority behind the roadworks is Devon County Council, which has scheduled the works to take place on Beech Road in Lee Mill. While the exact reason for the roadworks has not been specified, it is categorised as a medium-severity disruption. Motorists are urged to check traffic apps and websites for the latest information before embarking on their journeys.
Those planning to travel through the area are advised to use alternative routes to avoid any potential delays. Drivers can check for up-to-date traffic information and road closures on websites such as Road Closures UK or by following traffic and travel apps on their smartphone. The latest information on the roadworks and any resulting traffic congestion can be accessed through these platforms.
The exact location of the roadworks on Beech Road in Lee Mill means that drivers may need to re-route their journeys to avoid the affected area. Motorists can also call the Highways England information line on 0300 123 5000 for the latest information on roadworks and traffic conditions.
The roadworks on Beech Road are expected to cause disruption to traffic in the area, particularly during peak hours. Motorists are advised to leave extra time for their journeys and to be patient when travelling through the area. The roadworks are scheduled to take place from 16 August 2026 until 21 August 2026, with work taking place between 16:00 and 05:00 each day.
For the latest information on roadworks and traffic conditions, including updates on the roadworks on Beech Road in Lee Mill, drivers can visit Road Closures UK or follow traffic and travel apps on their smartphone.
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