Road Closed Due to Large Sinkhole in Welsh Village
A sinkhole has opened up in Port Eynon, a village in Wales, leading to the closure of a road for public safety. Both Swansea Council and South Wales Police are on-site at the A4118 location in Port Eynon, Gower, Swansea. The council’s highway department is currently working at the scene, and the police have closed the road between St Cadoc’s Church and The Laurels. This incident has caused significant disruption for motorists.
- Port Eynon Village Hall confirmed that the only access road to the area is through Horton at the moment.
- Police have advised drivers to avoid the area and seek alternative routes where possible.
- Drivers are requested to use caution due to expected delays in the area.
Police Statement on Sinkhole
“We are at the scene of a sinkhole on the A4118, Port Eynon. The road is currently closed between St Cadoc’s Church and The Laurels. It is expected to remain closed for some time. Motorists are advised to avoid the area and use alternative routes where possible. Delays are expected in the area.”
Swansea Council has confirmed the presence of staff from its highway department at the scene. For more Swansea news and updates, sign up for our newsletter.
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