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Search the Public Notice PortalWORK is to begin on a new green space and memorial garden in Holyhead.
As part of the Holyhead Regeneration Programme, work will begin on Thursday, August 13 to demolish a prominent vacant building on Market Street.
The property and its distinctive clock tower have stood at the entrance to Holyhead town centre for decades but the building has stood empty since 2016.
Once cleared, the site is set to be transformed into an attractive open space with a memorial garden dedicated to those who have lost their lives at sea.
A statement from Isle of Anglesey County Council said: "The new space will provide a welcoming environment for residents and visitors while enhancing this part of the town centre."
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To ensure the safe demolition of the building, there will be a temporary road closure at the entrance to Market Street on Sunday, August 16, between 7am and 2pm.
During this period, vehicles will not be able to access High Street via Market Street and signed diversions will be in place.
The work will be undertaken by Anglesey-based contractor RG Hire Ltd.
The statement added: "We apologise for any temporary inconvenience and thank residents, businesses and visitors for their patience while these improvements are carried out."
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