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Pothole leads to lane closure on A14

PUBLISHED: 21:37 29 March 2018 | UPDATED: 06:31 30 March 2018

Police have closed one lane of the road at Claydon. Picture: ARCHANT

Police closed a lane of the A14 at Claydon after a large pothole caused damage to some cars.

A spokesperson for Suffolk police said they were called to the scene at 7.45pm on Thursday after a number of cars ended up having to pull into lay-bys because of damage caused by the pothole.

Highways attended the scene at 11.25pm and dealt with the pot hole and the lane was reopened.

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