Work being carried out on the collapsed sewer near Station Square, Lowestoft.
Lowestoft roadworks controversy rumbles on
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
9:16 AM
The controversial roadworks at Lowestoft’s Station Square are due to carry on until the weekend at least.
The £130,000 works by Anglian Water started on January 23 and were expected to last five weeks.
Because of them motorists can not turn right into Waveney Road - leading to a mile long diversion.
The works have lead to traffic problems and traders in the town claiming they are losing business.
Waveney District Council has also complained about them and the disruption caused.
Anglian Water has apologised for the disruption and delays.
See Friday’s paper for a report on the works and when they should be finished.
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3 comments
Came through there yesterday. Just a load of cones and traffic lights. Not a workman, hole or shovel in sight! What`s going on?
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BG
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Its just a normal day in Lowestoft!! when its finished just put some more Traffic lights up!
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Sifu
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
WDC chief exec complained that he had no notice of this so couldn't plan to ease the problems. He's now had five weeks.Whats he done? Nothing other than moan.
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kevin bacon
Wednesday, February 22, 2012