Calstock landslip will be fixed by end of May
The village of Calstock in south east Cornwall was cut off by a massive landslip on Christmas Day. Engineers have told ITV West Country that the road should be repaired by the end of May.
Calstock landslip should be fixed by the end of May
Engineers working to repair a landslip which has split a Cornish village in two say it should be fixed by the end of May.
There have been months of disruption since part of Lower Kelly Road collapsed at Christmas.
The road, that had linked both sides of Calstock for more than 200 years, was reduced to rubble.
Engineers struggled to know where to begin. Jeremy Edwards is from Cornwall Council Highways:
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