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	Road
		A3 road The A3 is a trunk Portsmouth.
		Road to Morocco Road to Morocco is a Anthony Quinn and Dona Drake.
		The Road to Wellville The Road to Wellville is a corn flakes.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/road.html (5539 words)

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		This is the view seen from the side of the A483 trunk road which at this point runs parallel to the canal.
		Crash barriers by the side of the A483 trunk road are prominent in the photo.
		The A483 trunk road is just visible passing the end of the bridge access.
	members.lycos.co.uk /pkirkman/abermule.html (528 words)

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		After leaving the restored Brynderwyn Lock, the canal travels along side the A483 Trunk road for a short distance in the direction of Newtown before it is crossed by the " New Road Bridge" that used to carry the main road into and through Abermule.
		Another view of the Aberbechan Road Bridge, this time from the B4389 that is carried over the bridge from the A483 trunk road towards the village.
		This photo was taken from the side of the adjacent road as the canal approaches the Newtown area.
	members.lycos.co.uk /pkirkman/newtown.html (882 words)

	Rhosllanerchrugog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Since the closure of these lines in the Beeching era, the village has relied on road transport.
		The nearby A483 road provides links to Liverpool and Manchester to the north and Birmingham and Cardiff to the south.
		A frequent bus service operated by Arriva operates between the village and Wrexham town centre.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Rhosllanerchrugog (236 words)

	Montgomeryshire Canal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Although this might seem strange, it was done because there was a big threat of a bypass road being built which had the possibility of using the canal's course from Welshpool to Abermule, thus it was vital to open up the canal and use it.
		The new road was to be built to the north of the village and would cross the canal several times on route.
		The canal had to be re-routed along a brand new 300 yard cut, this left the original stretch unused though it was to be kept as a mini nature reserve to preserve the wildlife which had established since the canal's closure.
	www.canals.btinternet.co.uk /canals/montgomeryshireroot.htm (2291 words)

	self catering farm holidays (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Maengwynedd road is a narrow lane with passing places, continue for two miles, do not turn left for the waterfall.
		Stay on the Maengwynedd road until you come to a fork in the road, take the left fork and Tan-y-Ffridd is the first farm on your left near the top of the bank.
		Leave Oswestry on the A483 Welshpool road, at Llynclys by the White Lion public house turn right on to the A495 as continue on this road which becomes the B4396 through the village of Llangedwyn and for a further two miles on to the small hamlet of Pentrefelin.
	www.tanat-holidays.co.uk /contact.html (281 words)

	Report - The Ammanford Outer Relief Road
		One of the key supporting elements in the regeneration proposals is the development and improvement of the Trunk and Principal road network serving the town and its surrounding settlements, in order to improve access to the A48/M4 corridor.
		The northern link from Pantyffynnon to the A483 Trunk Road just to the south of Llandybie is currently being reappraised and a report on the feasibility and desirability of this link will be produced once the reappraisal exercise has been completed.
		The Ammanford Outer Relief Road is considered to be a strong candidate for support from this programme because of the clear job creation potential which the scheme will create.
	www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk /agendas/eng/ACAG20000420/REP08.htm (658 words)

	Report - Corporate Strategy - Annual Monitoring Report Ammanford Distributor Road - Progress Report
		One of the key elements in the Council's proposals for the economic regeneration of Ammanford and the Amman Valley, is the development and improvement of the turnk and principal road network serving the town and its surrounding settlements.
		The scheme involves the construction of a number of new highway links, by-passing the A483 trunk road and the A474 principal road, so as to alleviate traffic congestion in the town, and to open up opportunities for economic regeneration.
		The proposed distributor road commences at Cooper's Corner on the A483 trunk road and runs to the south of Tycroes and Pantyffynnon before crossing the Afon Llwchwr and Heart of Wales line in quick succession, and continuing along the west bank of the river Amman to connect with Park Street and the A474 at Pontamman.
	www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk /agendas/eng/ACAG20010306/REP09.htm (1107 words)

	Regional News Article Maintenance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Among road schemes already given the go-ahead by the Secretary of State are widening of the M1, M6, M25, M11, M18, M62, the A303 in the West Country, the A1 north of Newcastle, the A14 in Cambridgeshire and the A66 across the Northern Pennines.
		Parallel local roads to be built alongside the widened section between east of Fenstanton and junction 14 of the M11.
		Although the orbital bypasses will be smaller in scale than their predecessors withdrawn from the national trunk road programme in 1998 and roadspace on the existing network will be reallocated to buses, cyclists and pedestrians, with the aim of providing no extra road capacity overall, nonetheless locally damaging effects will be felt.
	www.transport2000.org.uk /regionalfocus/maintainNewsArticles.asp?NewsArticleID=4 (3223 words)

	Wales on Britannia: Seven Wonders of Wales
		From Chester, we take the A483 road to Oswestry (Croeswallt), a town east of Offa's Dyke (the eighth century border between England and Wales), but one that stubbornly has held on to its Welsh identity right up to the present.
		This village was once the parish of vicar (and later Bishop) William Morgan (1545-1604), the place where he worked on his translation of the Holy Bible into Welsh that became one of the deciding factors in the survival of the language.
		A motor road around the shores of the lake provides a pleasant, unhurried drive before we return to crowded Chester or to our hotel in Wrexham.
	www.britannia.com /wales/7wonders/wonder1.html (612 words)

	Walk #376: Port Talbot to Caswell
		Walk westwards along the A483 Fabian Way for a few miles as it passes to the south of a works and then the north of the docks.
		When the road crosses the River Tawe turn left to walk along the western bank of the river until the old docks are reached.
		Turn right down this road and follow it past the South Dock Marina until it approaches the coast, and then turn left to join the promenade along the coast.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2003/376.php (1513 words)

	PH: best driving road in UK ?????? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		No certainly not, It is down to the A483, a road in the middle of welsh wales..
		With roofs off we were rewarded with fast open sweeping bends, long wide smooth straights and challenging corners all on excellent surfaced roads that wound their way through sleepy countryside, that last week roared to the thunder of 16 cylinders at full chat breaking the crisp cold late february sunshine.
		Another great road is the B road (can't remember the route number)running between Penzance and Lands End.
	www.pistonheads.com /gassing/topic.asp?f=13&h=&t=84412 (544 words)

	Statutory Instrument 1999 No. 1196
		The length of trunk road described in the Schedule to this Order and shown by broad striped hatching on the deposited plan shall cease to be a trunk road and shall become an unclassified road as from the date on which the Secretary of State notifies the County Council of Powys of the reclassification.
		Length of the Trunk Road Ceasing to be Trunk Road
		The length of the trunk road ceasing to be a Trunk Road is that length of the trunk road from a point about 18 metres south of its junction with Lime Kiln Lane extending in a northeasterly direction for about 0.204 kilometres to its junction with the A458 Trunk Road.
	www.hmso.gov.uk /si/si1999/19991196.htm (567 words)

	Pool Aviation Limited - The Piolot's Log Book (Noise Nuisance)
		This is on the downwind leg of the circuit for runway 22.
		And on the downwind leg of the circuit for runway 04, do not fly between the main A483 road and the airport.
		The downwind leg for runway 22 should be inside the long mountain to avoid Forden village and The Stub.
	www.poolavia.enta.net /noise.htm (212 words)

	Road Stub Mini Pictogram Encyclopedia Article, Definition, History, Biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Looking For road stub mini pictogram - Find road stub mini pictogram and more at Lycos Search.
		Find road stub mini pictogram - Your relevant result is a click away!
		Self made mini pictogram of a stylised road stub.
	www.artquilt.com /encyclopedia/Image:Road_stub_mini_pictogram.png (325 words)

	Alexander Chapel Associates - sales recruitment - marketing recruitment - business-to-business sales - employment ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Follow the road until the motorway ends and becomes the A55.
		Travel up the A483 slip road, staying in the right hand lane for Chester, past the BP garage on the right.
		Follow the road (Herons Way) for a few hundred yards and at the next roundabout turn left into Sandpiper Court.
	www.alexanderchapel.co.uk /contactus/chester (236 words)

	Chester Business Park
		Cheshire CC complete the dual carriagewaying of the section of the A483 (Wrexham Road) between the A55 and Park and Ride roundabouts.
		It includes the statement " A section of the route from the junction of the A55 to the existing Wrexham Road Park and Ride is being considered for a separate public/private funding partnership.
		Completion of the new off road Wrexham road cycle path and bus lane from the Overleigh roundabout to the Park entrance.
	www.chesterbusinesspark.com /Pages/News.html (927 words)

	JOHNSTOWN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The showhouse was one of the new houses built by James Stewart (Building Contractors) Ltd and was situated on the front of the Tanyclawdd Estate in Bangor Road.
		The larger detatched house with tall chimney is a house which was known as 'The Laurels' which was demolished to make way for new houses at a small development of modern houses now known as Laurel Court.
		The new Johnstown - Ruabon by-pass road A483 was officially opened by the Minister of State for Wales, Mr Wyn Roberts M.P. on 11th August 1987.
	users.tinyonline.co.uk /lenbroadbent/scrap3 (627 words)

	Wingetts - Commercial Sales
		Prominently situated on the corner of Ruabon Road and Fairy Road a substantial detached property, currently in use as a Guest House providing private one bedroom living accommodation, together with five letting bedrooms, each with a wash hand basin, with established gardens and double garage.
		The property is conveniently situated for the Town Centre, as well as being easily accessible off the A483 trunk road which gives access to Chester and the Wrexham Industrial Estate.
		Situated on one of the main approach roads into the Town Centre, two linked retail units with rear workshops/stores/service accommodation with the benefit of first floor and attic storage, together with a self contained two bedroomed first and second floor flat, currently let at £80 per week.
	www.wingetts.co.uk /commercial_sales.htm (1735 words)

	BBC NEWS \| UK \| Wales \| Mid \| Road works hit tourist trade
		The A483 road north of Llanbadarn Fynydd in Powys has been closed until the beginning of September for vital repairs.
		Brecon and Radnor MP Roger Williams said the road closure was hitting tourism hard.
		After the meeting, an assembly spokesman said it had been agreed that a local diversion - along an unclassified road from Llanbadarn Fynydd - would be signposted to attract more traffic while the road repairs are carried out.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/low/uk_news/wales/mid_/3114091.stm (460 words)

	Town tour Page
		Down the road to the left is Llandrindod Hospital, the British Legion and local Fire Station, but our tour takes us right, where there are shops on both sides of the road to the Zebra Crossing.
		This hotel, along with most hotels in the town, was commandeered by the Army during the Second World War, and then found a new use as the administrative Centre for Radnorshire County Council until local government re-organisation in 1974.
		The Rock Park is easily reached by car, using the road which goes down the hill to the left of the Gwalia.
	www.llandrindod.co.uk /HTML/Town%20tour.htm (1949 words)

	The town of Llandrindod Wells in Mid Wales
		Down the road to the left are Llandrindod Hospital, the British Legion and local Fire Station, but our tour takes us right, where there are more shops on both sides of the road to the zebra crossing.
		On the opposite side of the road is an attractive and extensive children's play area, very popular with local children and visitors.
		The building on the left and across Dyffryn Road, which now houses the Police Station and Magistrates' Court, was originally used as County Offices, as can he seen from the inscription on the front of the building.
	www.llandrindod-wells.com /town.html (2374 words)

	Pete's MONTGOMERY CANAL Photosite Newtown section 17.
		Sadly, its present course now ends at the feeder from the Penarth Weir below the site of the Freestone Lock from where to Newtown the course has mostly been obliterated although most of the towpath is still traceable before reaching Newtown itself where the basin and wharf areas have dissappeared below housing development.
		On the opposite side of the road to the previouse photo, part of the bridges wall is still evident, incorporated into the garden boundry.
		This road sign "LOWER CANAL ROAD" is the only evidence that remains of the canals terminal basin at Newtown.
	www.montgomerycanal.free-online.co.uk /Newtown.htm (873 words)

	Press Notice, Highways Agency
		The public are being asked to comment on the proposed A5/ A483/ A458 Shrewsbury to Chester Route Management Strategy (RMS) for the trunk road network between Shrewsbury, Oswestry, Wrexham and Welshpool.
		Safety at Roadworks There were 812 accidents at roadworks on A roads and motorways in 2000, in which 1,300 people were killed or injured.
		The Highways Agency is an Executive Agency of the Department for Transport, which manages, maintains and improves the network of trunk roads and motorways in England on behalf of the Secretary of State.
	www.highways.gov.uk /news/press_releases/a5/2003_06_23.htm (751 words)

	Carmarthenshire County Council - Objection to detrunking of road (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		TRANSPORT chiefs are strongly objecting to the Welsh Assembly’s plan to detrunk a stretch of road in Carmarthenshire.
		However, members of the county council’s executive board say the move would mean that Ammanford would be the only major town in Carmarthenshire not on the main road network.
		Trunk road adviser Elfryn Williams said: “A trunk road link into Ammanford and the Amman Valley from the M4 corridor is needed to facilitate economic growth.
	www.carmarthenshire.gov.uk /index.asp?locID=1&docID=6281 (213 words)

	The Seven Wonders of Wales
		This village was once the parish of vicar (and later Bishop) William Morgan (l545-l604) where he worked on his translation of the Holy Bible into Welsh that became one of the deciding factors in the survival of the language.
		It seems that a ropemaker, glassmaker and stone mason were on a pilgrimage to one of Wales's holy sites, when all three fell ill. They consequently made a pact that the survivors would provide a decent burial and a properly marked grave for the deceased.
		It is but a scant few miles by road from Chester to the village of Gresford, the home of our seventh wonder, the bells of the Parish Church of All Saints.
	www.britannia.com /wales/7wonders.html (4570 words)

	Brynmendy-Ref-0323 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The A483 and A40 trunk road can be accessed at Llandeilo, whilst the M4 Motorway can be joined about 13½ miles to the south.
		Following Bethlehem Road to the south-west gives access to Primary and Secondary Schools at Ffairfach, less than 2½ miles distant, and to the A483 road and Llandeilo town centre.
		The magnificent 14th Century Carreg Cennen Castle is only 5¾ miles by road to the south of the property, dramatically set atop a limestone outcrop at the fringe of the Black Mountain.
	www.profilehomes.com /0323_rural-property-with-land_ForSale.htm (2966 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Wales \| North East Wales \| Speed fines refund after blunder
		Hundreds of motorists are to be repaid their £60 speeding fines after a clerk realised temporary speed limit warning signs had been put in the wrong place.
		Speed cameras were placed at road works on the A483 Wrexham bypass, where the limit had been cut from 70mph to 40mph.
		She said: "An officer working for the North Wales Road Casualty Reduction Partnership recently identified an error in the location of temporary signage on the A483 northbound road works.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/rss/-/1/hi/wales/north_east/4578705.stm (346 words)

	Oswestry Borough Council - Policy TR9: Traffic Management - Eastern Oswestry
		The route of a new road between Eastern Oswestry/Harlech Road and the Whittington Road, as shown on the Oswestry Town Inset Map, will be protected from development.
		Whilst this means that the Borough Local Plan can no longer protect a proposed route for this scheme, the Borough Council will continue to press for its reintroduction given the traffic levels in the village, and the fact that Whittington is a village of outstanding character and visitor interest.
		This recognises the Trunk Road's national and international function and could attract investment to allow the road to function properly at the local, national and international level.
	www.oswestrybc.gov.uk /static/page459.htm (496 words)

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