Nantwich drivers will be hoping the current works causing the closure of London Road do not overrun.
On the same day London Road is due to re-open – another busy Nantwich route, Wellington Road, will be closing!
United Utilities has lifted the proposed hosepipe ban for Cheshire and the North West, just three days before it was due to be enforced.
The water company says a number of factors have resulted in the ban, due to come in on August 5, being shelved.
A Willaston resident hit out at United Utilities after the company threatened to impose a hosepipe ban on the North West from Monday.
UU says the recent hot and dry weather mean they are facing massive demand for supplies, pumping in an extra 500 million litres into the system each day.
Hundreds of Nantwich homes have been without water or suffered low pressure all day due to a leaking mains.
United Utilities engineers have been repairing the burst which they say was on Winsford Road bypass A51 junction.
A major water main burst could keep the busy Rope Lane in Wistaston closed for another four days.
The burst happened earlier in the week, forcing Cheshire East Council to close off the Rope Lane bridge over the railway at the crossroads with Eastern Road and Gresty Lane.
A burst water main flooded Beam Street in Nantwich, causing chaos for drivers and shoppers.
The incident happened at around 8am today on Beam Street, close to the Oatmarket and Swinemarket area.
A second water mains leak in Nantwich in 24 hours has added chaos to roads and water supplies in the town today.
The A530 Middlewich Road at Alvaston remains closed after yesterday’s burst caused major flood damage to carriageways.
A burst water main in Nantwich has caused chaos with flooded roads and affected water supplies to hundreds of properties.
The leak was spotted close to the junction of the A530 Middlewich Road and Colleys Lane, not far from the Alvaston/Sainsbury’s roundabout, at around 6.50am.
Hundreds of Nantwich homes have had water supplies disrupted as engineers battle to repair a leak.
United Utilities says customers in CW5 have been hit by the leak outside Howbeck Farm, on London Road.
Nantwich Partnership is appealing for wildlife experts to help them plan improvements to Nantwich Lake.
Funds are available to boost the environment for wildlife and local people around the lake off Whitchurch Road.
A damaged water mains network has hit the supply to thousands of Nantwich residents.
United Utilities engineers are now on site in the Barony Road area to repair the damage.
Thousands of people in Nantwich lost water supplies today after a major pipe burst flooded Middlewich Road and Barony Park.
The pipe burst happened at around 5am today (June 11), and Cheshire Police had to close the road between Barony Road and Sainsbury’s.
Hundreds of residents in Nantwich have been with little or no water after a burst water main was found.
United Utilities engineers have worked through the night to find and repair the burst at a pipe on Audlem Road.
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