Common Edge Road works to continue next week after delay

Wednesday, 9 November 2022 11:38

Utility works on Common Edge Road have been delayed and are now due to start next week.

They will commence from Monday 14 November, lasting approximately two weeks, weather permitting.

The essential works will be carried out by a utility contractor to connect the new Common Edge Road sports facilities.

The road will remain open with temporary traffic lights in place on Common Edge Road and Division Lane East to help the flow of traffic in the area and keep it safe for all.

Road users are advised to plan ahead when making travel arrangements in this area as delays are expected.

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