Hassocks to Ditchling road will be closed for 3 weeks

Drivers travelling between Hassocks and Ditchling will face major disruption for three weeks from Saturday, October 26, due to pipe laying and the closure of Keymer Road (B2116).
Road Closed: Corby: Stanion A43 roundabout closed northbound at junction with A6116 causing drivers major delays, frustrations and diversions. 
Geddington Road, Corby junction with A43. Lorries having to do U-turns duee to poor signage
Tuesday September 10th  2013Road Closed: Corby: Stanion A43 roundabout closed northbound at junction with A6116 causing drivers major delays, frustrations and diversions. 
Geddington Road, Corby junction with A43. Lorries having to do U-turns duee to poor signage
Tuesday September 10th  2013
Road Closed: Corby: Stanion A43 roundabout closed northbound at junction with A6116 causing drivers major delays, frustrations and diversions. Geddington Road, Corby junction with A43. Lorries having to do U-turns duee to poor signage Tuesday September 10th 2013

Motorists are being urged to plan ahead as work by South East Water to install a new water pipeline in Keymer Road gets underway.

Construction is due to begin at the Company’s Keymer Road booster site on Monday (October 21), with the road closure coming into force for approximately three weeks from Saturday, October 26.

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A diversion route will be clearly signed for the duration of this work and access to homes, businesses and St James’ Montefiore Cricket Club will be maintained.

A new, larger water main is needed to ensure South East Water can move more water from its booster station on Keymer Road into the network and in turn, ensure future supplies.

James Smith, Delivery Manager for South East Water, said: “Although we are installing just 30 metres of pipeline, the new water main crosses Keymer Road and consequently a road closure will be required.

“This road closure is to ensure both the safety of the motorists using the road and our contractor carrying out this important work.

“I would like to apologise to motorists and the local community for any inconvenience this essential work will cause and thank them in advance for their patience and co-operation.”