Hammersmith Road cycleway to become permanent after council backs TfL’s £20m plan
Cabinet voted unanimously for the C9 scheme, which adds three floating bus stops. A resident had urged councillors to reject it over safety.
Southern Gas Networks starts work on Tuesday 6 October. The road and the pavement will both be affected, and drivers have been warned to expect delays.
Highfield Road in Purley is due to close from Tuesday 6 October for more than six weeks while Southern Gas Networks does repair and maintenance work. The job could last until 20 November.
The work affects both the carriageway and the pavement. It has been classed as major, and drivers have been told the closure may hold up their journeys. Traffic is expected to be kept off the road for part or all of the time the work lasts.
Southern Gas Networks applied to Croydon Council on 4 August and was given a permit that day. Under the permit, the section of road being worked on has to be shut to traffic until the work is finished.
The company must also contact residents and businesses nearby before it starts. They have to be told where the work is, what it involves, when it begins and how long it should take, and be given a way to reach someone from Southern Gas Networks.
The work is currently due to finish on 20 November. That date may change if there are operational delays or other problems.
From Tuesday 6 October. The work could last until 20 November.
Southern Gas Networks is doing repair and maintenance work there, and its permit requires the section being worked on to be shut to traffic.
Yes. The planned finish date of 20 November may change if there are operational delays or other problems.
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