M5 Bridgwater: Mulberry Tree Close shut

MULBERRY TREE CLOSE in BRIDGWATER will be partially closed from 11 August 2026 to 13 August 2026, with Somerset Council undertaking minor roadworks. The disruption is expected to cause medium-level disruption.

Motorists are advised to plan their journeys in advance, as the closure is anticipated to affect traffic flow in the area. Drivers should consider using alternative routes to avoid congestion, and keep up to date with the latest traffic information by checking online traffic apps such as Waze or Google Maps. It's also recommended to check for updates from Somerset Council and Road Closures UK for the latest information on this and other roadworks.

The roadworks on MULBERRY TREE CLOSE are scheduled to start from 00:00 on 11 August 2026 and are expected to continue until 00:00 on 13 August 2026. Throughout this period, the road will be partially closed to allow the necessary work to be carried out by Somerset Council.

For those who rely on public transport, it's worth checking with local bus operators to see if any services are affected by the roadworks. Some bus routes may be diverted or delayed, so it's essential to plan ahead to avoid any disruptions.

While the roadworks are in progress, local residents and businesses may experience some disruption. However, Somerset Council has stated that they will do their best to minimize the impact of the roadworks and ensure that the work is carried out as quickly and safely as possible.

It's also worth noting that the roadworks are a necessary part of maintaining the local highway network. By undertaking these works now, Somerset Council can help to prevent more significant disruption further down the line.

If you're planning to travel through the area, be sure to check for updates on the roadworks before you set off. You can find the latest information on road closures and traffic updates on Road Closures UK, where you can also sign up for alerts and notifications to stay informed about the latest traffic news.

Somerset Council has promised to keep the public informed about the progress of the roadworks and any changes to the planned schedule. If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact Somerset Council directly for more information.