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Work is continuing on a multi-million pound flood prevention project in Angus.
The scheme is located near the River South Esk in Brechin and is being funded by the council and the Scottish Government.
Subject to surfacing work, both River Street and Witchen Road will open to two-way traffic on Friday, 06 May.
East Mill Road is scheduled to close next week until mid-June so drainage works associated with the scheme can be completed.
In addition, the road will be resurfaced from Brechin Bridge up to and including the junction with Mitchell Drive.
The Brechin Flood Prevention Scheme is the single largest civil engineering project taking place in the region, consisting of direct defences, flood embankments, flood walls, upgrades to the existing surface water drainage system, work on the Denburn Culvert and installation of three submerged pump stations.
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