Controversial plans to close M4 Port Talbot junction changed
Controversial plans to close Junction 41 of the M4 motorway from August have been amended, with a peak-time closure of the Westbound on-slip only to be trialled.
Public meeting to be held on M4 junction closure
Residents and local businesses are due to attend a public meeting later to discuss continuing concerns over the trial closure of Junction 41, Port Talbot.
The meeting comes as the trial closure period draws to an end, but a decision as to whether it will re-open is yet to be made.
The westbound slip road has now been closed during peak times since August of last year in an effort to ease traffic problems.
Local businesses say they've seen a drop in trade, with the town centre regularly descending into traffic chaos.
The meeting will be held from 6pm at the Princess Royal Theatre.
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