Brynmill sinkhole finally filled – again – as road reopens this afternoon

Swansea Council says repairs to the Brynymor Road sinkhole are now complete, with the route reopened after yet another collapse on the busy Brynmill stretch.

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Highways crew pour and spread asphalt to fill the Brynmill sinkhole, using a Mecalac roller to compact the surface. (Image: Swansea Council)

Swansea Council confirmed at 3.20pm today (Friday 19 December) that the road is back open following emergency works.

The authority said crews had been “putting the finishing touches” to the repair earlier in the day, after investigations revealed the latest collapse was linked to the earlier fault that has caused repeated disruption in the area.

A spokesperson said the council’s Highways Team will now consider carrying out a geotechnical survey to determine whether further work is needed along the route to prevent more sinkholes from forming.

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The reopening comes after a string of closures, diversions and emergency digs that have turned the Brynmill sinkhole into one of Swansea’s most persistent infrastructure sagas.

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