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North East Wales
A well-known minor accident trouble spot in Wrexham is closed to make way for a new one-way system.
The narrow Stansty Road rail tunnel is used as a cut-through by motorists in and out of the town centre.
Wrexham council is making the road one-way in a six-week trial to try and improve access for pedestrians.
The road has been closed for three days from Monday to allow a wider temporary footway to be built ahead of the trial on 27 September.
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