Emergency road closure after burst water pipe in Faringdon
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 17:02 · Archive
A burst water pipe has forced an emergency road closure in Faringdon, Oxfordshire.
An emergency road closure is in place on London Street in Faringdon following a burst water pipe that burst early on Thursday, October 15. Oxfordshire County Council said the closure could be in place for the next three to five days, with traffic being diverted via Park Road.
Thames Water is working to repair the leak. A spokesman said all customers remain in supply and the company is taking steps to keep it that way while work continues. Water is being rerouted through the network and tankers are being used to help maintain supplies.
Some customers may notice lower water pressure during the repair. Thames Water's teams will work extended hours until the repair is complete, with all necessary parts and equipment available. Traffic management measures will remain in place to protect teams, residents and road users.
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- Emergency road closure following burst pipeAn emergency road closure is in place following a burst water pipe.Oxfordshire Guardian · 15 Oct, 16:16
- Emergency road closure following burst pipeAn emergency road closure is in place following a burst water pipe.Oxford Mail · 15 Oct, 16:16
In this story: Thames Water · Oxfordshire County Council · Faringdon · London Street · Park Road
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