Rockingham Rd To Shut For 7 Weeks
Written by HFM News on 12th February 2019
The scale of disruption the replacement water pipes in Market Harborough will cause has been revealed.
The work will see several roads shut while three miles of new pipes are laid.
The longest closure will be on Rockingham Road, which will shut for seven weeks by the railway bridge, from August 12th.
It will also be shut for two weeks from Monday (February 18th) while trial holes are dug ahead in connection with the work.

The coloured lines mark where the new pipes will be laid
Further closures on will happen Connaught Road, Clarence Street, Fernie Road, Albert Road, Roman Way, Doddridge Road and Western Avenue between September and March 2020.
Severn Trent Water are spending £2m on the project in a bid to reduce the high number of bursts.