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10/10/2017

Work Continues On Airdrie Water Mains Upgrade Project

Scottish Water is progressing work on a water mains upgrade project in the Airdrie area of North Lanarkshire.

To continue the scheme, four way temporary traffic lights will be installed for four days at the terminus roundabout (A73/A89) on the week beginning 16 October.

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Another piece of work to alter the water mains will be carried out at the Alexander Street/Stirling Street roundabout from 19 October. Three way temporary traffic lights will be installed there for two days and Bell Street will be closed for up to four days.

Scottish Water said it apologises in advance for any inconvenience and thanks affected road users for their patience and understanding.

(LM/MH)

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