Bus disruption expected as project nears end
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Commuters are being warned of significant changes to bus services along Torquay's harbourside as part of improvement works.
Torbay Council said no traffic would be able to pass through the Strand, from the Fleet Street car park exit junction to the clock tower, from 15 October to 29 November.
This is to allow for final works in four different areas to be completed for an improvement scheme funded by Town Deal money.
The council said there would be changes to services during the road closure and passengers were urged to check timetables before they travel.
Disruption expected
The authority said the closure would affect services operated by Stagecoach and Torbay Buses.
During the works, there will be no direct services between Babbacombe Road and South Devon College, Paignton, Teignmouth and Dawlish, the council said.
Chris Lewis, deputy leader and cabinet member for place development and economic growth, said: "We do understand that there is never a good time to close a road, especially when it will significantly impact how people get to work, school or to the town centre to shop.
"The temporary closure of part of the Strand is needed for us to get our public realm project finished in time for the Bay of Lights Illumination Trail.
"We do apologise in advance for the disruption and inconvenience and will do all we can to provide clear signage to help bus passengers navigate these temporary service changes."
Bus passengers were advised to check the Torbay Council website, external for the latest travel information.
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