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22/04/2016

Scottish Water To Begin Sewer Repair Project In Glasgow

Work is due to begin on a sewer mains repair project this weekend in Glasgow.

Engineers will start repairing a collapsed sewer near the junction of Waterloo Street and West Campbell Street on Sunday, 24 April.

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To enable works to be carried out, a full road closure will be required for around four weeks.

A Scottish Water spokesperson said: "Contractors working for Scottish Water will do everything possible to minimise disruption to road users and complete the repair work and lift the road traffic management as quickly as possible."

(LM)

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