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We’re aware of a burst main in the CB4 area, which is causing low pressure and no water.
The following streets have been confirmed affected due to this: Alpha road, Carlisle Road, St Hales Street ,Claire Street, Arthur Street, Hale Street, Searles Street and Victoria Road
We are working hard to resolve this and aim to restore normal supplies as quickly as possible.
We’re sorry for any inconvenience caused. Thank you for your patience.
Our next update will be once the repair is completed.
Updated: 16/06/2026 22:01
Major repairs are required on Queen Edith’s Way following the recent burst, with assessments ongoing to ensure the road structure is stable. Resurfacing will take place once it is safe to proceed.
There may be times when we are not visibly working on site, due to the need for settlement monitoring and to make arrangements for material to be delivered. Our team will routinely monitor the site to ensure it remains safe and secure.
The road is expected to fully reopen by Wednesday 24 June 2026.
We thank you for your patience and apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Updated: 14/06/26, 14:38
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