Three Boston-area roads to be closed as Anglian Water works to combat leaks

By David Seymour
Published 12th Feb 2021, 14:00 BST
Anglian Water engineers will be at work in the area next week. Library image.Anglian Water engineers will be at work in the area next week. Library image.
Anglian Water engineers will be at work in the area next week. Library image.
Three roads in the Boston area are to be closed next week as part of work from Anglian Water to combat water leaks.

The closures will take place in Church Lane, in Wyberton, near its junction with Bunker’s Hill Lane, and in Low Road, Frampton, near Thorniman Lane, from February 16-18, and in Priory Road, Fishtoft, near Priory Court, from the 17-19.

Anglian Water will be using the closures to install leakage sensors on its pipework.

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The work is taking place as part of a programme which will see thousands of such sensors installed across the region, with the job of alerting Anglian Water staff to potential leaks.

* The information in this story came from a public notice published in this newspaper. You can read more public notices in our classified section.

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