There is still no indication when a main road in Hemel Hempstead which was closed when the start of a sinkhole appeared last month will reopen. High Street Green in Adeyfield was closed on May 12. Rob Smith, Deputy Director of Environment for Hertfordshire County Council, said: “Although the hole in the road surface is quite small, the void underground extends for more than half the width of the road. As a result, the road remains closed and the area around the hole is fenced off to protect residents and road users while specialist teams complete a series of investigations. Local residents are being kept up to date with the latest information as we have it; He added: “We expect the investigations to be completed by the end of the month and to be able to give a further update shortly after that. In the meantime we are monitoring the situation and working closely with partners in the area including Thames Water and Dacorum Borough Council.”
Still no indication as to when sinkhole affected road will reopen
Published on: 11th July 2017 | By: The Newsdesk | Category: Uncategorized
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