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Concrete spill closes two lanes on Hardwick roundabout at King’s Lynn

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Dominic Gilbert

Published: 10:14 AM August 26, 2017    Updated: 11:17 AM October 10, 2020
The traffic lights on the Hardwick Roundabout in King's Lynn. Picture: Matthew Usher.

The traffic lights on the Hardwick Roundabout in King's Lynn. Picture: Matthew Usher.

A concrete spill closed two lanes of the Hardwick roundabout at King's Lynn this morning.

Police units from King's Lynn attended the scene where the concrete had caused an obstruction on the roundabout at the exit for the A149.

Two lanes were closed amid delays on the roundabout. Norfolk Highways attended and the road was fully reopened by 10am.

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